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Which directive should we disable to obscure the fact that PHP is being used on our server?

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Correct Answer: Option B
Using the expose_php directive we can prevent PHP version details from being appended on our web server signature. When expose_php is disabled, the server signature will look like: Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) Server.
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