Practical guides on the security, speed, and care of your website, written in plain language.
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Your WooCommerce store stopped working after a plugin, theme or WordPress update? We explain where it comes from and how to restore the store without losing orders.
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Weekly digest of the most important WordPress and Joomla vulnerabilities. This week we recorded 81 vulnerabilities; check whether any of them affects your website.
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The most dangerous type of flaw is the one that lets someone upload their own file with code onto the server. Such a file, a webshell, gives an attacker full remote access to the site.
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A quarter of an hour once a month can save a site from serious problems. Here is a simple checklist any owner can go through, with no technical knowledge.
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Cross-Site Scripting is planting a foreign script on your site that runs in the browser of your visitors, and sometimes in the browser of a logged-in administrator.
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One of the oldest and still most dangerous attacks. Through a poorly protected form field, an attacker can pull logins, passwords and customer data out of the database.
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