Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
“Too many redirects,” also known as a redirect loop, is an error the browser will return if the requested web page fails to load due to an endless number of redirects it has to follow to retrieve any content from… Continue Reading →
Recently, iThemes Security Pro added passkeys as a primary authentication method for WordPress sites. This groundbreaking release is the first of its kind in the WordPress space, and it’s something you should know about. Once again, iThemes Security has shown… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Morning in the office. The phone rings. One of my clients calling with panic in his voice: “My website is gone. We can’t get to it! It’s not there!” His business depends on customers placing orders on his website all… Continue Reading →
WordPress websites are often targeted by hackers seeking to exploit security vulnerabilities. Web forms are one of the avenues that hackers use to gain entry into a site and steal sensitive information. In this post, we’ll show you how to… Continue Reading →
The easiest and most secure way to log in to your WordPress site is here! iThemes Security Pro just added biometric logins (like Face ID, Touch ID, and Windows Hello) and passkey technology supported by all major browsers, including Chrome,… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
The “There has been a critical error on your website” message, also known as the white screen of death, is one of the most common errors WordPress website owners can encounter. WordPress does not provide any additional information about what… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
Since the Gutenberg WordPress editor became the default page editor, many WordPress users have started seeing “The response is not a valid JSON response” error messages on their website trying to update posts or upload media. While switching back to… Continue Reading →
Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes… Continue Reading →
