Blog & News

Blog & News

Latest updates, feature announcements, and security news from Panelica.

Security

Docker Security Best Practices: Rootless, Read-Only, and Scanning

Secure your Docker containers: run rootless, use read-only filesystems, scan images for vulnerabilities, and follow the principle of least privilege.

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ModSecurity WAF: Protect Your Server from SQL Injection, XSS, and OWASP Top 10

Set up ModSecurity Web Application Firewall with OWASP Core Rule Set. Block SQL injection, XSS, path traversal, and other attacks on Nginx and Apache.

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Fail2Ban Setup Guide: Protect SSH, Nginx, and WordPress from Brute Force

Install and configure Fail2Ban to automatically block brute-force attacks on SSH, Nginx, WordPress, and other services. Complete filter and jail setup guide.

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Server Security Is a Shared Responsibility: What Your Panel Does and What You Must Do

An honest look at the security boundary between your panel and your expertise. Three real scenarios show where automated protection ends and human judgment begins — with a complete responsibility checklist.

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Zero-Trust Hosting: How 5-Layer Isolation Protects Your Customers (And What It Cannot Do Alone)

A technical deep dive into Panelica's five-layer isolation architecture — Cgroups v2, Namespaces, Chroot, PHP-FPM sandboxing, and Unix permissions. Each layer explained with breach scenarios showing containment in action.

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Why the Most Secure Panel Cannot Save a Poorly Managed Server

Seven real-world mistakes that led to security breaches — despite having a fully-featured panel. From predictable passwords to forgotten backups, these patterns are preventable. Learn how.

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The 2026 Server Security Playbook: From Firewall to OpsAI-Assisted Hardening

A complete defense-in-depth strategy for web servers. Five security layers with real attack scenarios, AI-powered defense commands, and a weekly security routine every administrator should follow.

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