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Understanding Security Controls for Drupal Modules: An In-Depth Guide

Third-party cookies have long been a crucial tool for marketers and advertising platforms, enabling the tracking of online user behavior and analyzing conversions.

In the digital age, your business's competitiveness heavily relies on the platform your website is built on. Among the available CMS options, Drupal stands out for its power and flexibility.

Welcome to our roundup of the latest digital world news! In this article, 8P-Design presents a carefully curated selection of content covering the most relevant news and emerging trends in technology and digital marketing:

With the end of Drupal 7 support scheduled for January 2025, it is imperative to prepare the transition of your Drupal 7 site to the newer versions. Otherwise, your site will no longer be secure.

In the next few weeks, we will embark on a detailed exploration comparing two of the most popular content management systems (CMS) in the digital space: Drupal and WordPress.

We have recently noticed an increase in phishing emails, particularly deceptive messages posing as Webmail notifications, asking you to log in to clarify the situation.

Electronic mail headers, also known as email headers, contain important information about the sender, recipient, email routing server, and other details. Headers also contain information about the date and time of email sending, as well as the various servers that have processed the message.

An e-mail is a message sent from one computer or mobile phone to another over the Internet. Today, its usefulness in the world is well established.

Just like Wordpress, Drupal is a tool that allows you to create a website with the only difference that it requires some basic knowledge of web language. For a professional definition, Drupal is a CMS (Content Management System) that allows you to publish a website on the internet.