Performance, Security, Uncategorized, WordPress Tutorials

Seven Common WordPress Hosting Issues and Ways to Solve Them

August 13, 2020

WordPress is fairly easy to use, which is why it is one of the most popular and widely-used CMS globally. However, just like any other

Common WordPress Mistakes to Avoid

March 17, 2016

Committing mistakes in WordPress may lead to problems with your site security. In this article, we are going to identify some WordPress mistakes and how

Recover Hacked WordPress Website

February 3, 2016

Being hacked is a bad experience that will makes you mad and panic. So with this post, we are going to know the guides in

4 Known Ways to Achieve Better WordPress Security

December 22, 2015

There are known methods of enhancing your WordPress, as maintaining both of the security vs. usability equation. Strengthen WordPress Security by Limiting Access The iThemes

WordPress 4.4 Deprecate the wp_title Function – Recapped

October 23, 2015

WordPress 4.4 will deprecate wp_title() with the change, plugin authors will be able to check for theme support and use a few new filters to

Akismet 3.1.5 Fixes Critical XSS Security Vulnerability

October 16, 2015

Make sure your running version 3.1.5 if you are using Akismet to battle comment spam as it patches critical security vulnerability. Due to the nature of

Jetpack Protect Blocks Brute Force Amplification Attacks

October 15, 2015

In a typical brute force attack, several machines or bots try to guess the username and password for a site one at a time. In

WordPress Security Vulnerability Discovered in the TimThumb Script

August 9, 2014

Security is always a big issue for every open source platform as attackers spend a lot of time searching for loopholes in the code. WordPress

How to Stay Safe from Botnet Brute Force Attacks on WordPress

July 10, 2014

Although many WordPress users may not know it, brute force attacks are on top of the list of the most persistent security threats on WordPress

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Performance, Security, Uncategorized, WordPress Tutorials

Seven Common WordPress Hosting Issues and Ways to Solve Them

Common WordPress Mistakes to Avoid

Recover Hacked WordPress Website

4 Known Ways to Achieve Better WordPress Security

WordPress 4.4 Deprecate the wp_title Function – Recapped

Akismet 3.1.5 Fixes Critical XSS Security Vulnerability

Jetpack Protect Blocks Brute Force Amplification Attacks

WordPress Security Vulnerability Discovered in the TimThumb Script

How to Stay Safe from Botnet Brute Force Attacks on WordPress

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