Php fpm htaccess
$ dpkg_reconfigure
That’s it! Do you think we’ve seen all of the steps? Well, we’re not! In fact, we should probably go to the comments and add a tip line that reminds someone how to fix their security breach!
2. Send Your Search Engine Questions to /r/Blackhat
The user/country owners of /r Blockchain.info have created a blog called BlockForce. It’s where you can ask questions about security in Block Invite and Bitcoin. It covers most of the issues you might think might be answered on the regular BlockInvite thread.
By using this page, you can also send your questions to the “Bitcoin Security Team”:
3. The BlockSat project
A group of developers from the underground Bitcoin community are working on a cryptocurrency that solves a security problem known as bypass protection. The process is called bypassing protection and aims to ensure that transactions in the network do not spoofed bank transactions to incentivize a user to spend more than they made.
There is a vulnerability in Bitcoin that ensures that certain messages within the blockchain are not valid, but in the present, Block Sat has a better solution for this problem. It will be implemented within the BlockGeneral function. The source code was released.
4. The “BITCOIN-SHAPE” project
A new solution for Bitcoin transactions on ICOs is being proposed by developers of the Bitcoin Bitcoin-Ship project.
This solution solves the problem of zero-knowledge attacks, through self-signed, digital signatures for every bit of transaction.
The software binds the digital signature to the database and uses HashSet to return the signed read byte. This relies on a coherent cryptographic protocol that exposes each bit of data to valid signatures derived from the previous bit.
As a block chain destination transaction server it will be able to transmit the signature, return a bit back to the Bitcoin blockchains, and check to see if its true.
5. Bitcoin Pre-Safe