Do you suspect that your WordPress site is hacked? Perhaps you have noticed new user accounts using the word ‘fox’ or created with strange email addresses. Maybe there are plugins with weird names on your site all of a sudden. Another sign is that you’re noticing a high number of failed login attempts. You would…

You may have encountered irregularities such as unexpected slowdowns, intrusive pop-up ads, or unusual changes to your content. You may also have seen anomalies in your WordPress files—such as unusual favicon files or oddly named wp-config files. These signs may indicate that your WordPress site has been hacked using the favicon malware.  If you suspect…

Are you tired of constantly deleting WordPress spam comments?  Are you worried about the phishing links in your comment section?  Are you stressed that your site could be blacklisted by Google due to spammy content?  If you have reached the point of wondering whether genuine comments are worth this onslaught, this is the article for…

Contact forms are excellent mechanisms to get interested users onto an emailing list, but spam can ruin that fast. Bots will fill up your contact form with fraudulent entries, which then trip up the email service provider. Soon you’re looking at your domain being flagged for spam, delivery rates plummeting, and the email service provider…

Wordfence is a popular and well-regarded WordPress security plugin for keeping your website safe from malware and attacks. However, with so many choices available, it can be tough to determine which security plugin is the best fit for your needs. That’s where I come in. I have put together a comprehensive Wordfence review to help…

You’ve been running your website and are looking to get the best security plugin for WordPress. You know how important website security is, so you decide to do some research. After a few hours of reading and reviewing, you realize that Wordfence and WP Cerber keep coming up in listicles in SERP. You’re looking for…

When it comes to WordPress websites, security, and performance are two necessary aspects that need to be taken into consideration. With the increasing number of cyber attacks and the need for faster-loading sites, it’s necessary to have reliable web security and performance services.  In this article, we’ll compare Sucuri vs Cloudflare delving into their features,…

All attacks are bad for your site, but WordPress CSRF attacks are damaging on multiple levels. This class of attacks hijacks the account of an authenticated user to steal data, change settings or permissions, and in general cause havoc.  WordPress site administrators need to be particularly vigilant about CSRF vulnerabilities found in the plugins on…

Is your malware scanner detecting a hacked WordPress site with no visible signs?  Are visitors complaining about spam ads that you can’t see? If so, your site may have fallen victim to the wp-feed.php malware. Scan your site immediately to figure out if this is the case. This hidden hack displays illegal product, drug, or adult…