How File Integrity Monitoring Works to Protect Your Website
Your website is made up of hundreds of files that work together. When one of those files changes without your knowledge, it can put your…
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The 8 Best WordPress Security Plugins
You don’t have to be a security expert to protect your website from attacks. Nor do you have to spend a fortune on custom software…
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DNSSEC: what it is, how it works, and what it’s used for
Have you heard of DNSSEC and want to gain a clearer understanding of how it works and its purpose? In this comprehensive overview, we’ll explore…
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Joomla security: how to improve the security of Joomla!
Would you like to know how to improve the security of Joomla? We have gathered some valuable tips you can follow to protect your site.…
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Elementor PRO vulnerability: how to solve and avoid damage
Warning, there is a vulnerability in Elementor Pro version 3.11.6 or older, which could result in your WordPress site getting hacked. If you use Elementor…
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How to perform a malware scan of your website to find malware and security problems
Want to know how to scan your website for malware or security issues? Today we are going to see what the risks of a malware…
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DDoS attacks: all you need to know
DDoS attacks are among the most dangerous cyber threats but, what exactly are they and what is their basic functioning? Here’s everything you should know about a DDoS…
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The Dirty Pipe Vulnerability
In these days the presence of a vulnerability that affects the Linux kernel and in particular version 5.8 and later has been made known. The…
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Disaster recovery: what is and why it’s so important
The fire that hit some OVH servers has revealed how many companies are still unprepared for disaster recovery measures. Let’s see what disaster recovery is…
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Invalid SSL certificate: how to solve
An invalid SSL certificate warning can cause users to leave the site (and never return). It is important to understand the possible causes of the…
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SPAM, cPanel phishing
A SPAM campaign is underway, an email is sent that looks like it’s from cPanel, indicating that your account is close to its space limit.…
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WordPress hacked: case study
In this article, WordPress hacked: case study, I would like to analyse an issue that occurred to a client of ours, a manager of some…
