jHackGuard

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This plugin has been successfully used by SiteGround customers during the past few years. Now we make its latest version public, so that you can easily protect your Joomla site. All you need to do is to install jHackGuard and enable it – no additional configuration needed!
Thanks so much for this FREE security extension!
function onAfterRender() {
$output = JResponse::getBody();
if (!(preg_match("/sgfooter/", $output))) {
$pattern = '//';
$replacement = "Secured by Siteground Web Hosting";
$output = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $output, 1);
}
JResponse::setBody($output);
return true;
}
About footer link :) you can remove it, if dont like it.Problem is that people dont know where to remove and try to tell bull thinks like that first review about footer link and some charge $49.
:) dont be stupid, this plugin cost free, no body ask about money, use it and be happy of FREE...
When I uninstalled the plugin it was still there and they wanted to charge $49 to advise how to remove it!!
Hello,
We have extensively tested the plugin and we can guarantee that the link does not stay after the plugin is uninstalled. I would guess that you have some cashing extension that causes this problem with your particular websites. However, we cannot say for sure without testing it on your website.
We would like to thank you, however, for the feedback about the backlink to our website. We have added this token of appreciation since it is a standard practice amongst such extensions but we will consider making it optional for the next versions.
However, I agree with everyone here who said that the back link is simply cheap, and makes the developers look more greedy than credible. Should be an option.
Note to the JED Team:
Please consider reviewing your criteria for a non-commercial plugin. The back link should optional for user, otherwise all our sites will look like link farms. The great gallery component Phoca, and many others are in the same boat.
Another thing: placing the Siteground link on one page is fine, but when it places the siteground link on all my pages and throws my template out wack, I was left with one choice remove the link...
But what good is this plug-in when everything you have or want to use conflicts with it? Just do a search on this plug-in and it clear more than 50% of the people thats using it or have used it have un-installed it. And I still don't know if it ever worked! But I do know the link to Siteground website worked! And no one in this review section knows if it works or what it does? There no read out or any that shows what it blocked or prevented! Wait, here a thought and a scary one at that maybe the hackers was supposed to see the Protected By Siteground and run away...or find another website to hack into...
No one that have downloaded this plugin knows what this plugin does?
Like all the high quality security extensions I've tried and installed on all the sites that passed through my hand, I'd love to use this one.
But adding a "Secured by Siteground Web Hosting" footer on all the pages is a huge turn off.
First, and as was said before, it's misleading. Second, does it have to be on all the pages?
I really liked it when I looked at the code, it's just sad that I can't use it, more so recommend it.
I hope you'll add an option to disable the footer. If that's not possible, maybe you could provide a commercial version so that people who really want to use jHackGuard can do so but without the Siteground footer.
Hello,
Thank you for reporting this problem! We have fixed it and submitted a new version of the plugin. The new version is already available for download.
If you have any other recommendations or bug reports please do not hesitate to contact us further by submitting a review or using the support forum!
Best Regards
The SiteGround Team


