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Tag Archives: hacking
Popular WordPress Plugin Targeted by Hackers: Millions of Sites at Risk
WordPress website owners beware! Security researchers have uncovered a critical vulnerability in a widely used plugin that could allow hackers to completely take over websites.
The targeted plugin, WP-Automatic, is designed to automate content import and publishing from various sources. According to Patchstack, a WordPress security firm, the vulnerability is a type of SQL injection (SQLi) flaw. SQLi attacks exploit weaknesses in how a website interacts with its database, potentially allowing unauthorized access and control.
The severity of the situation
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Tagged backdroor, hackers, hacking, scan for backdoors, sql injection, sqli attacks, wordpress plugin, wp-automatic
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Newest Mac Operating System has security hole: how to avoid getting hacked
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Tagged avoid getting hacked, hacking, mac, mac os, mac security, security flaw
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Google Uses HTTPS (SSL) as a Website Ranking Signal
Last year in August, Google announced that it would use "HTTPS" as a ranking signal. HTTPS denotes that a website's server has SSL installed, a security technology to encrypt the transfer of data, between the web server and user internet browser and vice versa. When you have SSL installed, your website may be accessed via "https://..." , and the "http://" unsecure version of your website should be redirected automatically to it. For example, on our UltimateWB website, we have https://www.ultimatewb.com... Continue reading
Internet Explorer bug, Use Google Chrome/Mozilla Firefox to avoid hacking
UPDATE: Microsoft releases Internet Explorer security patch, for Windows XP too
If you are using Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), the U.S. Department of Homeland security is advising you to switch to another web browser until Microsoft releases a fix for a serious security issue. And if you are still a Microsoft XP user, as you may know, Microsoft has stopped support for this operating system April 8th of this year, so you should either keep using a different internet browser... Continue reading
