Some people can't access to my website that has a dot.tk domain and hosted on 1freehosting [closed] - web

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I get a free domain name at dot.tk and upload my website to 1freehosting, both tools are free, i can see my website on a mac, but i can't see it when surfing on a windows pc, i found that when disabling anti-phising feature of the antivirus i can see it, but... that shouldn't happen, that means that my website is recognized as phising... so what should i do?
When a website is recognized as phising, what are the reasons?
Is the problem the hosting?
Is the problem de domain name server?

Didn't find any information, but i resolve the problem using other free domain names, the one i used is .ml, there're other free and short domain names at: FreeNom

I have same problem, from what I can see DNS servers for .tk and .gq are down. I see a twit saying the provider freenom is dead. Let's hope it's not true.

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Point root domain to google cloud bucket [closed]

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I'm asking this question again as there still doesn't seem to be an elegant solution.
I've bought a domain from https://domains.google.com and I would like to point it to a bucket that I have my static site hosted on. My bucket name is www.test-domain.dev, and my domain is test-domain.dev.
Using Google Domains DNS I've created a CNAME record name of www which is pointing to c.storage.googleapis.com.
I've trawled lots of similar issues on here, but no concrete answer...
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
You will not be able to use your own domain/certificate this way.
Google Cloud Storage static website fronted is only recommended for HTTP content. It is possible to use HTTPS but only with standard URI c.storage.googleapis.com. This is the reason why you're getting an untrusted certificate warning (looop.dev certificate with storage.googleapis.com domain).
The way to go is to use an HTTPS load balancer in GCP or a third party CDN in front of your GCS bucket. for more information refer to this link
To set up an HTTPS load balancer certificate resource see this link. AKA SSL Offloading.

403 Error being generated from company IP, with no attempts to access site [closed]

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Currently for a company dedicated hosting server, there are a large amount of 403 errors being generated by the company IP for a specific website, while no one from the company is accessing that site. There are a large number of client sites, as well as a staging site hosted on this server, to which the hosting company locked out the company with the reason "a brute force attack was launched from IP address ... (the company IP)". Is there any way the IP could be used by an outside source, or would there be some software, malware, or general error that could be causing this? I'm far from a security expert, and at a loss while the hosting company is not able to give clear answers other than to offer to disable their "mod_security firewall".
Thanks!
You should be able to track on your companies firewall (outbound) what local machines are spamming this external server with requests.
The 403 is just a bi-product of a different problem - the spamming appears to be the root problem. 403 is showing because the request is likely to be malformed and not accepted by the hosted web server.
It is not possible to "steal" an IP when talking about TCP/IP so if the hosting provider detected that it is true.
If you have no firewall where to monitor that and the head of IT thinks does not think that getting one is a good idea..... Go to http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ and start looking for another.

Web Devs, How do you manage your clients information? [closed]

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I'm looking for some sort of web software that is secure, where a team of people can login and view/add/edit Clients, with the following normal meta data:
Client Name
Domain
FTP User/Pass
MySQL User/Pass
CMS User/Pass
Anyone have any recommendations, don't really want to create a php script myself?
The problem at the moment is: We currently administrate a .DOC with all the information in it.
look at https://lastpass.com or http://www.passpack.com/ which allows you to share credentials with people.
I don't know of any specific software that could help you, however, I have used Basecamp before which is a payed cloud based service.
http://basecamphq.com/
They also offer something called 'highrise' which could better suit your needs:
http://highrisehq.com/

Purchased domain, purchased hosting, how do I link the two? [closed]

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Pretty much what the title says. I purchased a .com domain for my first personal site ever from gandi.net and I purchased shared hosting space from lithium hosting.
I haven't found any specific instructions for how to make the domain name use the hosting space I purchased, so if you guys could advise me on that, it'd be fantastic!
Thanks!
Typically you log in to the place you registered the Domain (gandi.net) and there should be a place to configure the Name servers for that domain. Lithium hosting should have info somewhere on what their nameservers are, so find that and put them on gandi.net. There maybe some additional setup you have to do on the Lithium side as well (like telling them what domain name you are hosting on their services).
You will have to point domain NameServers to your hosting eg NS1.YOURHOSTING.COM NS2.YOURHOSTING.COM, that is in your case pretty much it.
NS1.LITHIUMHOSTING.COM -> 184.82.230.74
NS2.LITHIUMHOSTING.COM -> 184.82.44.168
You have to tell the people from whom you purchased the domain that they should point it to your webspace which is identified by an other name or an ip address. Look for something like "CNAME Resource Record" or "A Resource Record".
If you cannot find a menu on the site to do this just contact the support.

How do I link my godaddy domain name to Windows Azure [closed]

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I've searched around and I still can't find anything on how to do this. Ideally I would like to know how to link up multiple domain names as I am now using SDK 1.3.
Does anyone have any tips on how to do this?
Thanks
To elaborate on what Dave has said. When you deploy your app to Azure, it gets an address that looks something like this:
myazureapplication.cloudapp.net
Per the instructions on the page here, http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47610 or any other dozen pages that come up when one googles "CNAME godaddy", you want to point your domain record hosted at GoDaddy to myazureapplication.cloudapp.net (or whatever your app happens to be). You're not pointing to IP, but to domain name, wihch is why its a CNAME record
HTH
Here is a cool work around
http://blog.smarx.com/posts/custom-domain-names-in-windows-azure
There's a service called DNS Azure that updates your A records automatically. See here
Have you tried simply creating a CNAME entry for all of your custom domain names, to point to your .cloudapp.net Windows Azure deployment name?
these links should hopefully help
Custom Domain Names in Windows Azure
Running Multiple Websites in a Windows Azure Web Role

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