Category: Website Security

Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – October 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month in the U.S., and...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – July 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Sudden Increase In Attacks On Modern WPBakery Page Builder Addons...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – June 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. The Cybersecurity CIA Triad One of the core concepts of...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – May 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Critical Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Jupiter and JupiterX Premium Themes...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – April 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. A critical vulnerability in the Elementor plugin. Elementor is one...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – March 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Ukraine is under fire not only on the field... Hackers...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – February 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – February 2022 The Wordfence...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – January 2022

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – January 2022 The Wordfence...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – November 2021

To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – November 2021 The Wordfence...
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Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – October 2021

[lwptoc titleFontSize="default"] To ensure that your WordPress website is secure and stays that way, you need to have a security plugin. One reason is that they report regularly on critical vulnerabilities of plugins you might use. There are few available, although my preference goes to Wordfence. Critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins – October 2021...
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