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Tips:

Always use updated Laravel and Composer dependencies.
Avoid 777 permissions — use 755 or 775.
Keep .env private (never expose it on GitHub).
Disable debug mode in live server:

APP_DEBUG=false

Regularly scan files for unknown .htaccess or PHP shells.
Use strong cPanel passwords and 2FA.

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