WP Security

security

17 Jul: Is WordPress Secure?

With so many bad news of vulnerabilities and hackers attempting to compromise WordPress sites regularly, you start wondering if WordPress is really secure at all. You can stop wondering because WordPress is secure! The popularity numbers create this negative effect. Today, WordPress powers 27% of all sites on the web…

WPSetup Attack

12 Jul: WPSetup Attack

A new kind of attack targets fresh WordPress installations. Attack starts with a scan after the “/wp-admin/setup-config.php” URL. This is the setup URL for any freshly installed WordPress. If the attackers find that URL and it contains a setup page, it indicates that someone has recently installed WordPress on the…

WP Security

07 Jul: WP Security: plugin vulnerabilities June

For your WordPress protection, be informed about the latest vulnerabilities in WP plugins: All-in-One WP Migration Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) reported by Twitter user @0w4ys. Immediately update to version 6.46 to fix the vulnerability. Ultimate Product Catalogue Authenticated SQL Injection reported by Twitter user @log_oscon. Immediately update to version 4.2.3 to…

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22 May: WordPress Security vs DIY

WordPress Security is one of those topics that divide people into three separate groups: some people enjoy outsourced services, some people really enjoy saving a few bucks by doing it themselves and some business owners simply just don’t mind. Let’s see how this decision affects their business in short and…

browser-update

17 May: Update your browser

Security: Newer browsers protect you better against viruses, scams and other threats. Outdated browsers are slow and have security holes. Speed: Every new browser generation improves speed. Even minor updates can make a considerable difference to speed factors. Technological compatibility: Modern websites are taking advantages of all the new features…