MalCare Security Blog
Practical WordPress security guides from the MalCare team: cleaning hacked sites, hardening WordPress, and choosing the right tools.
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Referrer Policy in WordPress: What It Is and How to Configure It
If a security scan has flagged your site for a missing referrer policy WordPress setting, you probably want a safe fix—not another header to configure blindly.
HSTS WordPress: How to Add the Strict-Transport-Security Header Safely
If a scanner reports no HSTS header after you moved WordPress to HTTPS, you need to know what HSTS changes before you enable it.
X-Frame-Options WordPress: Configure and Test It Safely
If you need an x-frame-options wordpress fix, first inspect the response header your site sends.
How to Add X-Content-Type-Options in WordPress
If a security scan says your site is missing x-content-type-options wordpress, use this setting:
Remove “This Site Has Been Marked As A Phishing Site” Warning From Website
Remove the ‘This site has been marked as a phishing site’ warning by cleaning the threat, requesting a Google review, and preventing another compromise.
How To Remove The “This Website Has Been Reported As Unsafe” Warning
Remove Microsoft Edge’s ‘This website has been reported as unsafe’ warning by cleaning malware, securing the site, and requesting a SmartScreen review.
How To Remove “This Site May Harm Your Computer” Warning
Remove Google’s ‘This site may harm your computer’ warning by finding and cleaning malware, requesting review, and preventing another infection.
Fix “The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs” Warning in Google
Fix Google’s ‘The site ahead contains harmful programs’ warning by removing malware, requesting a review, and securing your WordPress site.
WordPress Backdoor Scanner: Find Hidden Hacks in Minutes
Find hidden WordPress backdoors, remove the malicious access safely, complete post-hack recovery, and prevent attackers from returning.
Website Malware Removal: How to Quickly Scan, Clean & Restore Your Site
Remove website malware by scanning, cleaning files and databases, clearing Google warnings, and closing the vulnerabilities that caused the infection.
How to Protect Your Website from Hackers
Protect your website from hackers with practical firewall, malware scanning, login security, update, backup, hardening, and recovery measures.
WordPress Phishing Hack: Quickly Clean and Secure Your Website
Fix a WordPress phishing hack: find malicious pages, remove the malware safely, clear browser warnings, and prevent another phishing infection.