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Time and again, similar kinds of security vulnerabilities come up with Joomla websites. Joomla app development companies find it easy to correct the issues, but the cost of repairing a hacked site and making it secure later is way too high.

Joomla is a widely-used open-source system that is developed on an MVC framework. Being a free CMS (content management system), it has powered a majority of websites on the internet and translated millions of blogs powered by Joomla. For app developers, it has reduced the development time and also offers support of the development community.

Many people use this platform over the internet, so the security threats are always there. Several weaknesses in the security system are exposed now and then. There are few ways to follow to prevent the website from being attacked by malicious threats.

So, what are the problems with the Joomla security that lead to website hacking?

Websites are not up-to-date

The core system of the CMS is very secure, only if it was configured carefully. The framework provides a complete guide to enhance the security of the system in addition to the self-secure system.

One of the main reasons why it is easy to break the safety of the system is that people forget that there is a need to maintain their website once it is developed. Hackers use this information to their best. Site in olden days may not require such security, but today, it is difficult for a website to survive a hacker’s attack without a security patch.

Various updates are released from time to time whenever new security perils and susceptibilities are exposed, to bridge the security gaps. New settings help the Joomla CMS to stay up to date with the current internet trends. To fix this security threat, one can keep a check on the latest updates.

It is also recommended to sign up for alerts from a Joomla vulnerability database or its core security system. Furthermore, Joomla app developers can make sure to offer maintenance post website development as a part of their services by explaining the website owner the rationale behind the maintenance of the website.

Depending on secure connections

It is essential to ensure that one uses a secure connection to connect to the Joomla server like SFTP. Connections through FTP clients store passwords in plaintext. Even though they are encrypted by the computer, they are easily accessible to the codes that can crack the original passwords. So, the firewall should be enabled to have a secure connection to the website.

Carefully choosing a user name and password keys

One of the most common reasons as to why a website gets hacked so easily is the choice of weak or easy user names and passwords to secure the website. Many hackers use tools that can easily guess the actual keys and hack the platform. One of the best measures is to choose complex keys as a user name and password to strengthen the security of the system, even though it is not easy to memorize as difficult ones. As a Joomla developer, it is best to guide the clients the need for complex usernames and passwords and help them choose one.

Having an SSL certified website

It is vital to have an SSL certificate for a website to control connections from unauthorized internet portals. In the absence of an HTTPS connection for a website, the username and passwords of the site are sent in plain text over the internet. So, running the Joomla website over a secure HTTPS connection adds more to the security of the website.

Even Google provides better ranking to sites with HTTPS connection to promote security measures. So, whether the website is e-commerce or not, either big or small, it needs to have an SSL certificate to secure the website’s user authentication details.

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There are a host of attractive and affordable places throughout Europe for university students from around the world who wish to study in another country. Here are our top picks of the best places to study abroad in Europe, so you can narrow down your choices to the ideal fit for your needs, budget, and expectations.

1. Germany

Germany is one of the best places to study abroad in Europe, especially if you are hoping to save money, because there aren’t any tuition fees when you are working towards your undergraduate degree at a public university. This applies to students who are from other parts of Europe, as well as those from outside of the European Union. All that you will be required to pay is an administration fee, which will be billed every semester. The country is home to some of the top schools in Europe, such as the Technical University of Munich, Humboldt University, and the University of Aachen, where top subjects include chemistry, physics, history, philosophy, and mechanical engineering. Plus, because English is usually taught to German students as a second language, you can get around surprisingly well even if you do not know a lot of German; however, English-speaking undergraduate programs are rare, so it’s likely that you will still need to learn the language.

2. France

France is home to 10 universities that are included in the 2016-2017 QS World University Rankings (QS stands for Quacquarelli Symonds, which is a U.K. company that specializes in, evaluates, and ranks schools and study abroad programs). Although the majority of the programs are taught in French, there are over 1,000 courses taught in English. France is also a country where you can expect low tuition costs and a high quality education. You will find some of the most affordable schools on the planet when you go to France, which means you get to spend more of your money on exploring and having fun while studying abroad. And with so many beautiful places to temporarily call home while you are in school, such as Paris, Toulouse, Lyon, and Montpellier, there is always something to see. Top universities include École Normale Supérieure, Pierre and Marie Curie University, Sciences Po, and Paris-Sud University.

3. Spain

Like other countries in Europe, one of the many perks that comes with studying abroad in one of Spain’s many prestigious universities is the low cost of tuition there. Compared to the United States and the United Kingdom, tuition in Spain is much more affordable, and you are likely going to pay a fraction of what you would have to pay for a similar program at home. Stick with smaller countryside towns to save even more money, as the bigger and more popular cities are more expensive. But if you are ready to spend more to have it all, check out schools in the capital city of Madrid. Just be prepared to brush up on your Spanish speaking skills, as many of the programs in the country are taught in Spanish. Top schools include the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Universitat de Barcelona, and Universitat Pompeu Fabra.

4. Italy

For the 2015 academic year, Italy was the second most popular place to study abroad for students from the U.S., with more than 33,500 individuals choosing to attend school there in 2014-2015. The country is home to some of the most prestigious and oldest universities. Not all schools will have entire programs in English, but they may offer courses in English. Popular destinations include Milan, Rome, Florence, and Venice, but there are also countryside towns that students enjoy as well. Throughout the country, you will find 89 universities, along with many academies and polytechnics, so there are loads of programs to choose from, including those in engineering, art and design, and architecture. Just be prepared to spend a bit more than you would in Central European countries, but rest assured that the costs in Italy will likely be far less than those in places like the U.S. and U.K.

5. Sweden

Believe it or not, you might able to get a PhD level education for free if you are a student from abroad, such as from the United States, and you go to school in Sweden. On top of that, many of the university programs that are taught in the country are taught in English, and there are also many opportunities to receive scholarships. Plus, you will be able to choose from some of the top universities in the world, such as Uppsala University, Lund University, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology. And in addition to scholarship options, PhD positions are typically paid, so you can go to school for free while earning a salary.

6. Netherlands

The Netherlands is yet another popular destination for students who wish to study abroad in Europe. It is also a great option for students from the U.K., as it is not only affordable, but also close to London. A 45-minute ride by plane will get you from London to the Netherlands, which is the biggest provider in mainland Europe of programs that are taught in English. You can choose from over 2,100 international study programs while enjoying plenty of art and culture in cities like Amsterdam. Top schools include Delft University of Technology, the University of Amsterdam, and Wageningen University and Research Center.

7. Poland

Poland offers competitive tuition rates and a low cost of living, especially when compared to the expenses that you would have to cover when living in other European countries. Many courses are taught in English, but it would be a good idea to brush up on your Polish so that you can take even more courses and get around more easily around town. There are more than 500 institutions for higher education throughout the country, and many of them are specialised rather than following a traditional model like other European universities. Top schools in Poland can be found in Krakow, Warsaw, Poznan, and Gdansk, and top programs of study include science, technology, and engineering.

8. Finland

Public universities in Finland offer a tuition-free education to students from the EU/EEA, and beginning in the autumn semester of 2017, non-EU/EEA students will have to pay tuition. However, if you are enrolled in a Swedish or Finnish taught degree program, tuition will be free even for non-EU/EEA students. Helsinki, which is found on the southern coast of the country, is the biggest urban area in Finland, and it is also the home of the University of Helsinki, which is one of the best schools in the nation. Another school, Aalto University, is also a top university and it is found in Helsinki too. The most affordable cities for students include Tampere, Pori, and Laaperanta.

9. Slovenia

Slovenia is a beautiful country located between Croatia and Italy, and it features plenty of amazing outdoor areas to explore, from beaches to mountains. But in addition to being a popular destination for tourists, this country is also a great choice for those seeking a highly rated university. In fact, the country has one of the top education systems in the EU, and one of the biggest schools in the world is the University of Ljubljana, which is also considered the country’s main university. Another popular school is the University of Maribor, but there are other universities where you can expect low tuition and a picturesque setting. Plus, there are also opportunities available for those who wish to get a doctorate level education for free, there are roughly 150 programs in English, and the country on a whole offers a low cost of living.

10. Norway