How To Create a Website Backup Strategy
Keir Desailly We’ve all heard it a million times before – backups are important. Still, the reality is that even today, a website backup strategy remains one…
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Website Malware – The SWF iFrame Injector Evolves
Peter Gramantik Last year, we released a post about a malware injector found in an Adobe Flash (.swf) file. In that post, we showed how a SWF…
Intro to E-Commerce and PCI Compliance – Part I
Daniel Cid Update: Read our new PCI Compliance guide. Have you ever heard of the term PCI? Specifically, PCI compliance? If you have an ecommerce website you…
WordPress Malware Causes Psuedo-Darkleech Infection
Denis Sinegubko Darkleech is a nasty malware infection that infects web servers at the root level. It use malicious Apache modules to insert hidden iframes with certain…
Why Website Reinfections Happen
Val Vesa I joined Sucuri a little over a month ago. My job is actually the Social Media Specialist, but we have this process where regardless of…
The Impacts of a Hacked Website
Tony Perez Today, with the proliferation of open-source technologies like WordPress, Joomla and other Content Management Systems (CMS) people around the world are able to quickly establish…
Why A Free Obfuscator Is Not Always Free.
We all love our code but some of us love it so much that we don’t want anyone else to read or understand it. When…
Why Websites Get Hacked
I spend a good amount of time engaging with website owners across a broad spectrum of businesses. Interestingly enough, unless I’m talking large enterprise, there…
Vulnerability Disclosures – A Note To Developers
This post is entirely for developers. Feel free to read, but approach it with that in mind. There is no such thing as bug-free code.…
The Dynamics of Passwords
Alycia Mitchell How often do you think about the passwords you’re using? Not only for your website, but also for everything else you do on the internet…
Analyzing Malicious Redirects in the IP.Board CMS
Although the majority of our posts describe WordPress and Joomla attacks (no wonder, given their market-share), there are still attacks that target smaller CMS’s and…