Tag: Security
Why can a "security scan" save your business?
There is something extremely exciting about the multitude of OpenAI-based tools and the like that are being born at a dizzying pace and can take our site and business in directions that until recently we could barely dream of. This includes creating bots…
Would you recognize your phone charger, and why this could be critical?
Our digital equipment – computers, tablets, mobile phones and so on – has long served more as a platform through which we access various systems, information and services, and less as a tool that holds information itself. Perhaps that is why there is a tendency to forget…
Google, a standalone password manager, or a drawer in the desk? How do you store passwords?
If someone had asked ten years ago, I would have said that the familiar use of passwords for logging into systems and accounts would be replaced by some innovative technology, long before 2024. Luckily, nobody asked. True, biometric identification…
What the heck is a WAF, will it really help me protect my WordPress site, and is it true that it is even more important specifically for lazy people?
Can't see the forest for the trees. The year is 2023. The internet is almost as basic as electricity; scientists claim the quantum computer is just around the corner; Twitter was acquired by Musk; and the word "cyber" is widespread…
How many WordPress plugins are too many?
Is there such a thing as too many plugins? And if so, how many is too many? What kind of damage, if any, can be caused by installing a large number of plugins on your WordPress site? How should you choose the ideal plugins for your site? In this post we are going to answer these important questions.
Security vulnerability – content injection into WordPress
This security vulnerability allows an unauthenticated user (without logging in with a username and password) to edit the content of any page or post on WordPress sites.
WordPress security guide
WordPress is the most widespread content management system on the Internet, which makes WordPress a preferred target for hackers. Being a WordPress site owner means you need to take several additional steps to secure your information and that of your visitors. In the following article we will present several very effective tools for improving the security of your site. It is important to note that the following tools do not provide a 100% guarantee against hacking attempts, for the simple reason that there is really no site that is 100% secure. But they will protect you from most hacking attempts.
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