by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Sep 13, 2021 | Best Practices, Security
Magento 1 support is going to end in June 2020, meaning any merchant continuing on the M1 platform will no longer be entitled to use Magento’ s support, upgradations, bug fixes, security patches, and new features. While Magento 2 seemingly has its appeal owing...
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Dec 7, 2020 | Security
The latest Magento Patch, SUPEE-9767, Community Edition 1.9.3.3, and Enterprise Edition 1.14.3.3 address to eliminate security vulnerabilities. Important Note Implement and test the patch to confirm it works according to the expectations before deploying it to a live...
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Dec 7, 2020 | Security
Magento Enterprise Edition and Community Edition 2.0.10 and 2.1.2 contain multiple security enhancements to address a Zend Framework vulnerability, prevent unauthorized users from backing up Magento files, and ensure sessions are invalidated after a user logs out....
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Nov 24, 2020 | Knowledgebase
Brute force attacks against Magento stores are unfortunately common, as with any popular web framework. Fortunately, they are easily countered as they are often lazy attacks from automated scripts or botnets that try to use the default Magento paths to gain entry....
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Nov 24, 2020 | Knowledgebase
Over time, Magento installs can become bloated with unnecessary data, the main culprit here is the log tables such as log_url in the database. They can get very large and eventually slow down your Magento install. The log tables that can be safely truncated include:...
