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Directory Privacy
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Log in to your cPanel>> FILE section >> Directory Privacy
- Navigate to the “File Manager” tool under the “Files” section.cPanel > Files > Directory Privacy
- Choose the directory you want to protect by clicking on it.
- Click Edit.
- Under Security Settings, select the Password to protect this directory check box.
- In the Enter a name for the protected directory text box, type a name for the protected directory.
- Click Save
- Once you receive a confirmation message, click the Go Back URL.
- Under Create User, type a username in the Username text box.
- In the New Password text box, type the user’s password.
- In the Confirm Password text box, retype the user’s password.
- Click the “Save” button to activate the password protection for the directory.
Once you have completed these steps, the directory will be password-protected, and only users with the correct credentials can access its contents. It’s important to note that this feature is not a substitute for proper web application security practices.