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How do I secure my web site?

Submitted by n8coder on Sat, 05/09/2009 - 03:24
  1. Brute force dedection should be enabled.
  2. Cache directories should be secured.
  3. Captcha's should be enabled and required for anonym users to avoid spam.
  4. Code Injection should be prevented.
  5. Cookies should NOT be used to store passwords and sensitive data.
  6. CSRF should be prevented.
  7. Directory listing should be disabled.
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How to make website popular

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 03/17/2009 - 22:13
  • Create quality content (good system + good content, at least good content or good system)
  • Never spam!!!
  • Add your site to Open Directory (Dmoz.org)
  • Add your site to search engines like Google, Yahoo, Live, Gigablast etc...
  • Add your site to web 2.0/social bookmarking sites like Delicious, Digg, Facebook etc.
  • Add your site to links under related articles on Wikipedia(if any, do not spam!)
  • Read forums, join diskussions and add your site to related topics
  • Read blogs, post comments with your site
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A simple website structure

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 02:50

How should I build a basic website, which files do I need usually?

index.html
about_us.html
products-services.html
term_of_service.html
contact.html

favicon.ico
robots.txt
style.css
javascript.js

images/logo.gif

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