WP-CLI: How to Backup WordPress
Rianna MacLeod 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…
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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…
WPScan Intro: How to Scan for WordPress Vulnerabilities
Alycia Mitchell In this post, we look at how to use WPScan. The tool provides you a better understanding of your WordPress website and its vulnerabilities. Be…
WPScan Intro: How to Install the WordPress Vulnerability Scanner
What does your WordPress site look like to hackers? Would it be tough to crack? Or does it have unlocked doors and unlatched windows just waiting for someone…
How to Restore Website Backups from the Command Line
Gerson Ruiz Earlier this week we wrote about how to use command line tools to back up your website. Check out our previous article for details on…
How to Create Website Backups Using Command-line Tools
Creating website backups should be one of the most important recurring tasks for a website administrator, and yet backups are often forgotten when thinking about…
How to Use Splunk with Sucuri Audit Trails
Jon Watson The Sucuri Firewall dashboard provides a rich set of API functions that can be used to control your firewall settings remotely. In addition, there is…
Investigating a Compromised Server with Rootcheck
Daniel Cid heWhat do you do if you suspect your server (VPS or dedicated) has been compromised? If you are a customer, you have the option to…
Using WPScan: Finding WordPress Vulnerabilities
When using WPScan you can scan your WordPress website for known vulnerabilities within the core version, plugins, and themes. You can also find out if…
WPScan Intro: WordPress Vulnerability Scanner
Have you ever wanted to run security tests on your WordPress website to see if it could be easily hacked? WPScan is a black box…
WP-CLI Guide: Install WordPress via SSH
This is our fourth post on using WP-CLI to manage WordPress securely over SSH. In our first post we showed you how to connect to…