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GDPR is the EU data protection law governing how sites handle personal data. Learn what it requires, who it applies to, and how to make your website compliant.

Two-factor authentication adds a second verification step to logins for stronger security. Learn how 2FA works, its types, and why it protects your accounts.

WordPress malware is malicious code injected into your site to steal data or spread spam. Learn how sites get infected, warning signs, and how to remove it.

A DDoS attack floods your site with traffic to take it offline. Learn how DDoS attacks work, the common types, and how to protect your website from them.

A WAF, or web application firewall, filters HTTP traffic to block attacks on web apps. Learn how a WAF works, the types available, and why sites use one.

An SSL certificate encrypts data between your site and visitors and enables HTTPS. Learn how SSL works, why your site needs it, and how to get one free.

A website backup is a saved copy of your site's files and database that you can restore if something goes wrong.

Cache hit ratio measures how often requests are served from cache instead of your origin. Learn how it works, what a good ratio is, and how to improve it.

DNS is the system that turns domain names into IP addresses so browsers can find websites. Learn how DNS works, common record types, and why it matters.

HTTP-3, also written HTTP/3, is the web's latest transfer protocol built on QUIC. Learn how it works, how it differs from HTTP/2, and why it makes sites faster.