All the articles from Security tag

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither are our websites. We have spent hours and hours building our WordPress websites. Imagine it vanishing at the blink of an eye. That would be an absolute nightmare, right? There is a high chance that this might happen at least once on your website journey. […]

Your mind must be bombarded with questions revolving around how to secure my WordPress website. If you’re not wondering or a bit worried about it, you need to do it! Website security is crucial to any organization’s digital reputation and presence. Today, an organization is perceived by its website. And if something happens […]

In part 1 of this series, we talked and learned about 7 WordPress vulnerabilities and how you can improve your site security/threats with WordPress security best practices. Now that revisions and promotions are done, let’s move to part 2 of this series. Let’s discuss some more common security vulnerabilities, threats, WordPress security […]

WordPress is the most popular CMS on the planet with a 43.3% share of all websites on the internet. WordPress with its flexibility and plethora of features, themes, and plugins is the go-to choice for bloggers and developers alike. But due to the widespread use of WordPress, it catches […]

The first short-cycle maintenance update after WordPress 6.1 is here. WordPress 6.1.1 is a minor release with 29 bug fixes in Core and 21 bug fixes to the block editor. If you have sites that support automatic background updates, the update process will begin automatically. These fixes and maintenance […]

WordPress has just received a major security update. WordPress version 6.0.3 was released yesterday. This is a short-cycle release, preceding the major release i.e. WordPress 6.1. All of you who are looking out for WordPress 6.1, it is estimated to drop on November 1, 2022. If you have enabled automatic updates on your […]

It’s here! WordPress’s latest Security and Maintenance update – WordPress version 6.0.2 is now available. This update contains 12 core bug fixes, 5 Gutenberg bug fixes, and 3 security fixes 🔒. This is the second cumulative update after the release of WordPress 6.0 which comes with […]

WordPress plugins provide a lot of flexibility and features to the users. They handle everything, right from security, backups, to payments, and more. Thus, it becomes very important to make sure that they are foolproof and do not have any plugin vulnerability that can put your website or your visitor’s data at risk.