Ever noticed that little green padlock in your browser’s address bar? Or perhaps seen a website starting with https:// instead of the old http://? That tiny “s” and the humble padlock are doing some heavy lifting behind the scenes. They signify that the website you’re visiting is protected by an SSL
Now, I know what you’re thinking. Security can be about as exciting as watching paint dry, but trust me, it’s essential. Picture this: You’ve poured your heart and soul into creating a stunning website, and your users trust you with their precious data. It’s your responsibility to protect it like a
Everyone knows by now what is happening in the Ukraine. This is a time where you cannot slack on your website security and maintaining your website daily should be top of your list. We recommend the following measures to ensure that your website is not compromised during this difficult time. Be awar
As always, because this latest update is a security update, we recommend all WordPress users to update to this latest version. The next major release will be WordPress 5.9. WordPress 5.9 is due for release in the last week on January 2022. Stay tuned for updates on 5.9. You can update to 5.8.3 by go
“On August 3, 2021, the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team initiated the disclosure process for two vulnerabilities we discovered in the Gutenberg Template Library & Redux Framework plugin, which is installed on over 1 million WordPress sites. One vulnerability allowed users with lower permissions,