Security
Blog posts tagged Security
Who Owns Your Website's Security?
Plenty of companies keep IT and security away from the website because it's a marketing site. A site that collects no personal data can still be used to steal your customers' passwords.
WordPress Just Patched a Hole in Its Own Core, and That's Rare
WordPress 7.0.2 fixed a serious flaw in WordPress itself, not a plugin. Here's why that's unusual, and why it makes the case for keeping your site updated rather than against using WordPress.
The $45K RFP That Was Actually a Phishing Operation
A 12-page RFP from a real company, weeks of professional emails, and a fake Google login one character away from the real thing. How it unraveled, and the habits that caught it.
WordPress Plugins Get a Bad Rap. This Is Why.
Someone bought 30 WordPress plugins from a legitimate company and backdoored every one of them. The standard advice about vetting plugins isn't enough.
There's a WordPress Plugin for That (But Should You Use It?)
How to evaluate WordPress plugins when the wrong choice costs months of work.
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