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Mikoulloa

A Fictional story of Mikoulloa Title: The Rise of Miko Ulloa: A Tech Guru's Tale The Introduction In a small town, nestled in the heart of the American Midwest, lived a young boy named MikoUlloa. From a very early age,… Continue Reading Mikoulloa

Backup

backup

The Tale of BACKUP: The Guardian of Data a 30 chapter small story. enjoy Chapter 1: The Birth of BACKUP In a world dominated by technology, where information flowed like a river and data was the lifeblood of businesses, a… Continue Reading Backup

Demo

Introduction of DEMO In a bustling factory, filled with whirring machines and meticulous engineers, a small product known as DEMO was born. Unlike other products with specific purposes, DEMO had a unique mission—to show what other products could be. What… Continue Reading Demo

json.php

json, json.php, php

json.php file is commonly used in PHP applications to handle JSON data exchange, which has become increasingly popular as a format for structured data on the web. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is favored for its lightweight, readable format and is… Continue Reading json.php

include.php

include, include.php, php

Internal file for include.php a common component in PHP applications used to modularize code, making it reusable across different parts of a website. It is commonly used to include configurations, functions, or templates into multiple pages. While include.php is a… Continue Reading include.php

wp-cron.php

The wp-cron.php file in WordPress is responsible for handling scheduled tasks, such as publishing scheduled posts, checking for updates, and performing other periodic tasks. While these functionalities are essential for a smooth-running WordPress site, they also present an attractive target… Continue Reading wp-cron.php

updates.php

The updates.php file is often included in websites to handle updates to site content, data, or system settings. While it can streamline processes, this file is also a common target for hackers due to the elevated permissions it may possess.… Continue Reading updates.php

admin.php

The admin.php file is commonly found in websites that utilize PHP-based content management systems (CMS) or custom web applications. This file, which typically controls access to administrative functions, is often targeted by hackers attempting to gain unauthorized control of a… Continue Reading admin.php

about.php

The about.php file, commonly found on websites, typically provides information about the organization, business, or individual behind the site. However, this file, while seemingly harmless, can attract hackers for various reasons. Hackers may target it as an entry point to… Continue Reading about.php

alfanew2.php7

The rise in website security breaches has made cybersecurity a priority for developers and administrators. Among common hacking targets, certain PHP files, including files named in obscure formats like alfanew2.php7, attract cybercriminals. This article explores why hackers target files like… Continue Reading alfanew2.php7

403.php

The 403.php file typically represents a custom error page on websites, especially those built using PHP. The “403” designation comes from the HTTP status code 403, which indicates “Forbidden” access. When users try to access a restricted area on a… Continue Reading 403.php