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Yes. And what is the question?

For such amount of users you can go with nginx and have no troubles.

I would use iptables.

SAS15k will be faster then Raid10 SATA, but it depends for what you will use the server as well as 512 MB for Windows, it is not enough.

Try article Innodb Performance Optimization Basics Also check output mysqltuner, mysqlreport and slow logs.

As a variant you need change server with RAID 10 or SSD. It is much improve disk I/O. With bases of this size is a significant improvement.

Base 20 GB requires a special approach to support and storaging. Maybe you can reduce size your database. But in any case it is better to use storage engine with fewer locks, such as InnoDB.

You can find out email addresses from the mail logs. You can also check the integrity server data and availability of third-party scripts.

Programming PHP(Rasmus Lerdorf, Kevin Tatroe, Peter MacIntyre)

Unfortunately very often the programmers do not check the incoming data. This allows an attacker to pass on their variables to execution. When on yours server lot of developers and you can not control quality of their code, but you need to keep security on the server. The best solution is to...

You can check SSL certificate installation for your site. http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html

If you really want to raise security of your server then you need to disable use of following php functions: eval, exec, passthru, shell_exec, system, proc_open, popen, parse_ini_file, show_source, getmyuid, posix_getpwuid, posix_getgrgid, fileowner|filegroup, apache_note, apache_setenv...

Good advice, loss part of a botnet is strong enough kick at the attacker.

You can see list yum list >> yum.list ; less yum.list Also you always can see full list of installed packages rpm -qa | sort | less

Are there any errors in the error log?