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MalCare Proactively blocks 100,000+ attacks Targeting Popup Builder XSS vulnerability
Learn how attackers exploited the Popup Builder XSS vulnerability, which sites were at risk, and how MalCare protected customers.
MalCare Proactively Blocks 10,000+ Attacks Targeting LiteSpeed Cache XSS Vulnerability
MalCare blocked more than 10,000 attacks exploiting a LiteSpeed Cache XSS flaw. Learn the risk, symptoms, and safest response.
MalCare’s New Post-Hack Auto-Cache Clean Feature
Learn how MalCare automatically clears cached malware after a cleanup to reduce reinfection risk and eliminate a manual recovery step.
Reset User Passwords Quickly with MalCare
Learn why passwords should be reset after a WordPress hack cleanup and how MalCare can force secure password resets across user accounts.
ManageWP vs MainWP: A Head-To-Head Comparison
Compare ManageWP and MainWP across backups, security, updates, performance, reporting, usability, support, and pricing.
CMS Commander Review: Features, Pricing, Pros and Cons
WordPress website maintenance is the digital equivalent of housekeeping, with a lot less dust and a lot more data. It’s a series of repetitive tasks that you
WPMU DEV Review: Features, Pricing and Details
In a world where time is money, you want tools that save you time, giving you room to make more money. When you manage multiple WordPress sites, your task
MalCare’s Atomic Security Outsmarts RegistrationMagic Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
Learn how MalCare blocked the RegistrationMagic privilege-escalation vulnerability, who was at risk, and which remediation steps site owners needed.
ManageWP vs InfiniteWP: A Head-To-Head Comparison
Compare ManageWP and InfiniteWP across backups, security, updates, monitoring, reporting, usability, support, and pricing.
Top 9 iControlWP Alternatives: Manage Multiple Sites Easily
We tested 9 iControlWP alternatives for this article. We used two test sites: one blog with lots of images and content, and a second one with malware. This
MalCare Proactively Blocks Attacks on LayerSlider SQL Injection Vulnerability
In our recent data, we have seen a number of attacks trying to exploit a SQL injection vulnerability, recently discovered in the LayerSlider plugin.
Atomic Security’s Deep WordPress Integration Helps Protect Against Core XSS Vulnerability
The recent WordPress core vulnerability is a critical one, primarily because of two reasons. Firstly, it affects the WordPress core itself, which means that