



A server signature is information a web server sends about itself, often the name of its software and sometimes the exact version number.
It shows whether a website's server reveals its software version, names the software where the server sends it, and explains why hiding the version matters.
A version number tells attackers which known flaws to try. Keeping it hidden is good security practice.
A product name on its own, such as LiteSpeed or nginx, is fi
The setting depends on your server software and hosting. Ask your host or developer to stop the server sending its version number, then run the check again to confirm.
