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“My Partner Wants to Use WordPress Because 50% of the Web Uses It. Help!”
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“I am building a website with my partner. He wants to use WordPress to build it, saying that 50% of the websites use it, so it must be good. I point to the high maintenance, and that hacked WordPress websites are way too common. We will need to use many plugins for the features we need, but UltimateWB has everything we need built-in. Einstein’s quote that insanity is trying the same thing over and over again and
... Continue readingCan one hacked website lead to others being compromised on Shared Hosting?
Short answer: Yes - if you're on traditional shared hosting, a hacked website on the same server can put yours at risk too.
That’s a big reason why we don’t do shared hosting here at UltimateWB.
🔓 The Problem with Shared Hosting
With typical shared hosting providers, like many of the big-name hosts, multiple websites are stored together on the same server and under the same environment. This setup shares system resources, file space, and sometimes even user
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