Auto-login backdoor disguised as a JavaScript data file in WordPress
A stealthy backdoor is targeting WordPress sites by posing as a harmless JavaScript asset. In…
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Phishing threats: how to protect your WordPress site and your business
Phishing has evolved from clumsy “verify your account” emails into polished scams that mimic real…
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS: how to fix redirect loops on your website
Seeing ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS (or “the page isn’t redirecting properly”) means your site is stuck bouncing between…
Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks: what they are and how to keep your website available
If your website slows to a crawl, pages time out, or customers can’t log in,…
501 errors on your website: what they mean and how to fix them
If you’ve seen a “501 Not Implemented” message, your server is telling the browser: “I…
Malvertising hiding in plain sight on WordPress websites
We’re seeing a malvertising campaign that quietly injects third-party scripts into WordPress sites. It looks…
Hidden backdoors creating WordPress admin accounts
We’re seeing a wave of stealthy backdoors on compromised WordPress websites that quietly create administrator…
Malicious Redirects on WordPress: How to Detect and Prevent Website Hijacking
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, WordPress websites have become frequent targets for malicious actors….
Secure Your WordPress: Protect Against Credit Card Skimmers
In the world of online business, your website is often the first point of contact…