The Ultimate WordPress Security Guide For 2021Tutorials by Gina Lynch - June 28, 2021June 27, 20210 Over 90,000 brute force attacks are made on WordPress websites every single minute. That’s insane! Isn’t it? That’s why it’s highly necessary to worry about the security of your WordPress. Owners of tiny websites may believe that their websites are not worth hacking. In fact, because small websites don't prioritize security, it
Nulled WordPress Themes And Plugins: Why using them is a security riskEditor's PickTutorials by Christian Schmitz - March 13, 2021March 13, 20210 Nulled themes and plugins, you might have heard of them. Essentially, they’re pirated copies of premium WordPress themes and plugins. They help you gain premium WordPress features and functionalities without having to pay for them. A lot of people, seeing the word “premium” and “free” get attracted to these themes and plugins
How To Prevent A DDoS Attack On Your WordPress SiteTutorials by Amaya Paucek - July 17, 2020July 16, 20200 In this post, we will show you how to prevent DDoS attacks on your WordPress Site. Every businessman goes to the wishing well, hoping for a successful business. High web traffic is always one of the prominent ways to achieve it. But can you imagine, your site can receive thousands of
Pros And Cons Of Open Source CMSTutorials by John Raymond - June 5, 2020June 5, 20200 Today, we will show you the pros and cons of open-source CMS. Thanks to technological advancements, the use of CMS has become vital to web designers, online site owners, publishers, digital marketers, and others. A Content Management Systems (CMS) is a software application that allows users to publish posts, images, videos, or
Joomla Resources Directory hack exposes 2,700 encrypted users passwordsNews by Noredia Imuwahen - June 5, 2020June 4, 20200 In a new development, the Joomla Resources Directory (JRD) which contains unencrypted user data has been hijacked. Joomla has released a statement containing a new data breach that occurred during an internal website auditing. It was discovered that a team member of the Joomla Resources Directory (JRD) stored unencrypted backup of the
Large scale attack campaign targets WordPress sites’ database credentialsNews by Amaya Paucek - June 4, 2020June 4, 20200 There have been reports that hackers tried to download configuration files from sites using WordPress to steal their database credentials. Wordfence, a provider of web application firewall services (WAF) reported that about 130 million attacks directed at harvesting database credentials from 1.3 million sites by downloading their configuration files were blocked
