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    Question if a wordpress website is hacked, can they damage my entire server?

    Hi everyone, as the title suggests, I have this great doubt .. but if a WordPress or prestashop site is hacked, etc., is the attack limited to the specific plesk account or can I suffer damage to my entire system? a thousand thanks
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    Question Plesk Security Investigator

    Hi, Is there anything akin to cPanel Security Investigator ( CSI ) which is available on the following URL for Plesk? - GitHub - CpanelInc/tech-CSI: cPanel Security Scan If not, can one be developed? As now cPanel and Plesk are under the same roof of WebPros, hence a collaboration on this tool...
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    Question How to let customers to choose passwords length?

    Hello everybody! I need to let customers to choose their passwords length. I think not only me. Is there a possibility to do it? (Plesk Obsidian at CentOS Linux 7.9.2009) The problem. When I stay at "Strong" level of Security Policy (8 characters), bruteforcers do their work well and one time...
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