Security
Remove “This Site May Be Hacked” From Your WordPress Website’s Search Result
This is post 1 of 8 in the series “Essential Business Workflows” Remove “This Site May Be Hacked” From Your WordPress Website’s Search Result How to Accept Recurring Payments and Donations with PayPal Using Gravity Forms How to Sell Products with Gravity Forms How to Sell Your First Product with WooCommerce How to Use Pods…
Read MoreZDNet: “Unmanaged WordPress not usually worth the risk or trouble”
On December 14, Sucuri (a leader in WordPress security) showed that 11,000 domains were blacklisted by Google due to a malware campaign targeted at a vulnerable plugin called “Slider Revolution”. The vulnerability was publicly disclosed, and so attacks were (and continue to be) waged on sites with the outdated plugin. Not only were site owners clueless…
Read MoreBears and WordPress Security
The other day, a friend learned that I worked in WordPress, the technology that powers Evermore. They said they loved WordPress except for that one time their site got hacked. She and her husband started a WordPress blog together shortly after they were married to share their lives with family and friends. Their site was…
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