You can prevent hacking to an extent however, nothing is perfect and there are always flaws in any system. Asking a question with such little detail prevents a comprehensive insightful answer.
It's advisable to read up and practice Linux and PHP security concepts. However it's impossible to make your website "hackproof", you can make it "hack-resistant" though. Secure the core, code your application securely and it might not be a bad idea to invest in a firewall on the network, server and web application layers.

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: How to block all hacking? The title explains most of my question. The OS is linux (Lubuntu). The servers are Apache2 (PHP5), MySQL 5.6 and FTP (Samba).

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