What is Steganography? (Or, How Hackers Hide Malware On Websites)
Rianna MacLeod As a child, I loved sending secret messages to my friends using invisible ink. A quick squeeze of lemon juice was all I needed to…
WP-CLI: How to Connect to WordPress via SSH
The WordPress admin dashboard, though intuitive and feature-rich, can be time-consuming to explore. If you’re looking for a more direct approach to website management, consider…
How to Prevent SSH Brute Force Login Attacks
What is an SSH brute force attack? A Secure Shell (SSH) brute force attack is a common form of attack that targets remote services, particularly…
How to Set Up a Content Security Policy (CSP)
What is a Content Security Policy (CSP)? A Content Security Policy (CSP) is a security feature used to help protect websites and web apps from…
Hacked Website Threat Report – 2022
Education is crucial in defending your website against emerging threats. That’s why we are thrilled to share our 2022 Website Threat Research Report. Disseminating this…
What is a Headless CMS?
Running a website isn’t easy, but modern content management systems (CMS) like WordPress have revolutionized the way you can manage your website. Headless CMS solutions…
How to Find & Fix the WordPress Pharma Hack
Finding bogus content and unexpected links for prescription drugs on your WordPress website can be a frustrating experience. But don’t blame your site: it just…
Is My Site Hacked? (13 Signs)
Symptoms of a hack can vary wildly. A concerning security alert from Google, a browser warning when you visit your site, or even a notice…
What is Black Hat SEO?
Your website’s search results and rankings are vital to the success of your online business. Better search visibility equates to more traffic — which results…
How to Backup a WordPress Site for Free with WP-CLI
Regular website backups are the foundation of a solid website security plan. In the event of data loss or malware infection, restoring a WordPress backup…
WP-CLI: How to Install WordPress via SSH
Sure, there are tons of one-click installers floating around for WordPress. But they’re not always the most secure option — and can still be tedious…