by JSWeb | 5 Apr, 2024 | Zen Cart News & Tips, eCommerce, Online Security
Security experts have recently discovered a critical security vulnerability in Zen Cart v1.5.7 and v1.5.8 series, which poses a potential risk to customer address data. Versions 1.5.6 and older are not affected by this vulnerability. As a website owner using Zen Cart,...
by JSWeb | 10 Mar, 2022 | Blogs, eCommerce, Hot Tips, jsweb. News, Online Security, Zen Cart Modules, Zen Cart News & Tips
Update your Opayo Plugin before the 14th March to prevent interruptions to your Opayo payment service. Approx 2 Minute Read If you are using our JSWeb Opayo (formerly known as Sagepay) Integration Module with your Zencart website, this article is of great importance...
by JSWeb | 10 Dec, 2019 | Online Security
JSWeb are committed to providing the latest software on our web servers for optimum performance and security. Part of this job is our technicians maintaining the many different PHP versions on offer. PHP is a server-side scripting language used by approx 75% of all...
by JSWeb | 28 Jun, 2018 | Online Security, SSL Certificates / Security
Saturday 30th June 2018 marked a significant change to how the Internet communicates. An old security protocol (TLS version 1.0) was phased out, and this might cause issues for anyone who hasn’t updated their computer’s operating system, web browser or email software...
by JSWeb | 19 Jul, 2016 | eCommerce, Online Security, SSL Certificates / Security
JSWeb are committed to providing the latest software on our web servers for optimum performance and security. Today we emailed all our clients important information on changes to email, FTP and database access. It is essential that clients read the full...
by JSWeb | 4 Mar, 2016 | Blogs, Online Security
JSWeb are committed to providing the latest software on our web servers for optimum performance and security. We will be updating the native (default) PHP version on our web servers to PHP 5.6. PHPÂ is a server-side scripting language designed for web development but...
