Deceptive site ahead

How to Fix the Deceptive Site Ahead Warning on Your WordPress Site

When Google shows a Deceptive Site Ahead warning to a site visitor, it means they think your website might be harmful due to malware, phishing, or other security risks. This alarming message can scare away your visitors and make your site look untrustworthy. Dealing with this problem is frustrating and time-consuming. You shouldn’t have to…

How to Remove Malware from WordPress Site

If you suspect a hack or suspicious activity on your website, it can be a nerve-wracking experience. Until you know for sure, you cannot determine the reason, nor the solution. Wondering how to remove malware from WordPress site? Do not worry, we will help you clean malware from WordPress, determine the cause, and save you…

WordPress Malware Scanner

13 Best WordPress Malware Scanner Plugins (Compared)

Protecting your WordPress site from non-stop malware threats can be tough. It’s even harder when your current scanner misses some malware on sites that are clearly hacked.  If you’re on shared hosting, you face even more risk because these servers are often an easy target. And if all that wasn’t enough, most web hosts don’t…

WordPress Attacks

Types of WordPress Attacks and How to Stop Them

WordPress is susceptible to various types of cyber attacks, and a big facet of WordPress security is understanding what exactly you are up against.  If your site is exhibiting strange behaviors, it is well worth taking a minute to scan your site for malicious scripts.  From brute force assaults to SQL injections, these threats can…

7 Best WordPress SSL Plugins

An SSL certificate is a reassuring sign that your WordPress website is secure and trustworthy. Installing an SSL certificate is the first step towards protecting the exchanges between your users and your website. However, it all comes to naught if the certificate is not configured correctly on your website. This is where the SSL plugin…

How to get an SSL certificate for WordPress

Most web hosts will provide WordPress sites with free SSL certificates, however, there are still those that don’t. In those cases, what do you do?  Alternatively, you’ve recently learned that there are levels of SSL certificates, and perhaps your business needs to convey to customers that it is ultra secure about handling communication. Since your…

How to Stop a WordPress DDoS Attack

Repeated spikes in traffic are not always a good thing for WordPress sites. On the one hand, it could mean that new visitors are finding your site. However, it could well be more sinister, like an attack.  Perhaps your site is getting an unprecedented amount of traffic, and your site is becoming sluggish in response….

Fix the Mixed Content Warning on WordPress

Are you seeing a mixed content warning on your WordPress site? Has your browser blocked access to your site due to a mixed content error? The mixed content warning is a common issue that affects a lot of websites. It is caused by your site loading some content over unsecured HTTP connections while the site…

Introducing WP-Radar: The Definitive Way to Test Your WordPress Site Security

If we were to ask you, which of these people had a secure site, what would your answer be?  Are they all right? Are some of them right? Are a combination of them right? Who should you listen to, to secure your site, data, visitors, customers, revenue, etc? Unfortunately, if you answered A? Wrong answer. If…

4 Ways to Restrict Admin Access On Your WordPress Site

Restricting admin access on WordPress is an important login security measure that we use to reduce unauthorized access to your website pages or posts. There are several reasons why you would want to do this.  Hackers can use privilege escalation to gain access to core site functions like plugin installs. This makes it important to…

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