How to Whitelist an IP Address in WordPress

Whitelisting IP addresses is a manual way to ensure that certain IPs have access to your WordPress website. Ideally, you’d want your WordPress firewall to take care of that hassle for you. But you might need to intervene in certain situations: It is useful for: There are a few ways in which you can whitelist…

Essential Website Security: Guide on How to Secure Your Website

Many website get hacked because of preventable reasons: vulnerabilities, updates not done in time, insecure passwords, and so on.  In this essential website security guide, we’ll show you how to take steps to secure your site: But even more importantly, we are going to talk about how to think about website security in the first…

Hacked Website Repair: Definitive Guide

When a website’s security is compromised, it starts to behave oddly. Tell us, have you seen any of this happening? These are signs that your site might be hacked. Your first priority is to scan it for malware right away. The bad news is you are in need of hacked website repair. The good news…

WordPress Sending Spam Emails? Fix the Issue

Your WordPress site sends out emails, but lately there have been issues. Tell us if any of these sound familiar: If you are facing these problems, your website has most likely been hacked. Hackers have inserted malware onto your site, and are using it to scam other people—mainly your visitors. You need to act fast…

Fix WordPress Redirect Hack: Stop Site Redirecting to Spam

If your WordPress website or admin dashboard is getting redirected to a spam website, your website has been hacked with redirect malware.  So what can you do about the WordPress hacked redirect malware on your site?  First of all, scan your website to confirm if you actually have a hack.  The important thing to remember…

Fix ‘The Site Ahead Contains Malware’ Message from Search

Seeing a ‘The site ahead contains malware’ warning for your site is bad. Google thinks your site might have been hacked and has added it to their blacklist. You will lose visitors because they fear their devices might get infected by visiting your site. Even if you don’t see the warning, chances they can. The…

Remove “The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs” Warning

Google believes your site may have been compromised and has put your site on their infamous blacklist. Having a ‘The site ahead contains harmful programs’ warning appear for your site is awful. For your potential visitors, it’s alarming since they worry visiting your site could lead to their device being compromised. Because of this, you…

Remove Google’s “This Site May Be Hacked” Warning

Google thinks your site has been hacked, and therefore put a warning out on the SERP. Seeing a ‘This site may be hacked’ message under your site in Google search results is bad. Your visitors seeing it is terrible. Many people think that visiting such a site will cause their device to be hacked. So,…

10 WordPress Security Issues (And How to Deal With Them)

WordPress makes it easy for anyone to have a website quickly, but there is a lot of noise about how many security issues it has.  WordPress is prone to hacks, because it is popular. Therefore, WordPress has evolved into a very secure CMS. In fact, many of the security issues WordPress has resolved over the…

How to Find and Remove Spam Link Injection in WordPress?

One of the more troubling WordPress attacks is the spam link injection. It not only shows up on your site, but also in your Google search results. We’ve seen 100s of cases, where someone has contacted us saying a visitor told them about it. Awful stuff. If you’re seeing: Scan your website for malware to…

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