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Question Experiences with "Imunify QuickPatch+" ?

tomtom1985

New Pleskian
Hello, dear Plesk community,

I was going through my Plesk Advisor and it was suggested to install the Imunify QuickPatch Extension. So far I have installed it and let a scan run over my server.

The result was a bit shocking, as it found several things that should be fixed:

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I was now wondering if anyone of you have already used this extension and how safe is it to let it update the found issues? How high is the risk of "destroying" my server?

Cheers,
Tom
 
I would check to see if an updated version of the kernel from OS vendor. If a new version is released, I would install it and check the system with Imunify extension again.
 
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