If you’re here because you fear that your site has been infected by malware, you’re not alone. In fact, over 90,000 hacking attacks are attempted each day on sites like yours. This is because, for hackers, every website is a potential target – irrespective of its size. But, the good news is that thanks to …
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Have you ever visited a place that you immediately wished you hadn’t? If yes, you know what it feels like – downright chokingly uncomfortable! And this is exactly how your website visitors would feel if you let your WordPress site sit without a regular maintenance schedule. Your WordPress website is no different than any other …
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Apart from common security problems such as brute force attack, data breach, or cross-site scripting (XSS), you should also pay attention to file and folder permissions. Unlike other external security vulnerabilities, this issue comes from improper setups inside your root directory, at the server level. If anything wrong happens to your WordPress file and folder …
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A common question among WordPress users, especially for beginners who want to move their WordPress site to a new host, is “How to migrate a WordPress site to a new host?”. Many reputable hosting providers offer free migration as part of their service which makes it a helluva lot easier to move your website from …
WordPress being the most popular CMS, see innumerable malicious login attempts every day. Its fairly easy for hackers to guess your Login ID and Password, especially if you use similar details for most of your logins. With simple Brute-Force tools, hackers can bring down your whole website with ease by hitting it multiple times to …
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Thousands of different WordPress sites have been infected with malicious JavaScript in order to promote scam websites. The number of infections spiked in January, with the hackers exploiting vulnerabilities in a variety of different plugins commonly used on WordPress sites, including the CP Contact Form which is used alongside PayPal. Hackers gain access to websites …
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