Why is your WordPress site “not secure”? What you need to know.
In July 2018, Google Chrome started flagging sites without an SSL certificate as “not secure.” Any website still using HTTP…
WordPress Security
WordPress CSRF attacks: what they are and how to prevent them?
WordPress CSRF (cross-site request forgery) attacks are one of the most common security vulnerabilities plugin, theme, and website developers have…
WordPress SEO spam: what is it and how to prevent it?
WordPress SEO spam is one of the most common security threats for websites using this CMS. It can get your…
WordPress supply chain attacks: what are they and how to prevent them?
WordPress is the most popular content management system, attracting many hackers wanting to exploit such a rich ecosystem for their…
What to do if WordPress is hacked?
Having your WordPress site hacked is more common than it should be. In fact, WordPress is one of the most…
7 advanced WordPress security practices.
These advanced WordPress security practices will help you secure your website even more after you’ve taken the basic, minimum-security measures…
15 WordPress security best practices.
WordPress is the world’s most popular CMS mainly because of its ease of use. While that's convenient for users, it…
How to secure WordPress? 12 basic security measures.
How to secure WordPress? That is the question. WordPress security is serious, especially for digital businesses that can’t afford to…
WordPress hotlinking: what it is and 5 ways to avoid it.
WordPress hotlinking, and hotlinking in general, is almost universally despised for various reasons. It is probably one of the few…
WordPress phishing: what it is and how to protect your site.
A WordPress phishing attack manipulates WordPress site users and admins into giving personal information or performing unsafe actions. It’s a…