We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website […]
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We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website security has to
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Ok, so we are not experts on LiveChat (also known as “live chat” or “messaging”), WordPress being our gig :). In fact, we’re probably more USERS of it than ‘experts’. And that’s one of the reasons we wanted to write this post. We are all as much users of messaging, as we are admins or
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A successful WordPress security strategy should include steps to strengthen the WordPress login. Here are five simple rules for better WordPress login security. Use Strong Passwords An ideal password is at least 12 characters long and includes a large pool of characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols. Use A Unique Password
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We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website
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In just a few days, WordPress 4.9.8 is scheduled to be released. It will include the option to ‘Give Gutenberg a Try’, which will automatically install the Gutenberg plugin. If you are not already familiar with Gutenberg, the change to your site’s editor may seem quite drastic. However, the goal is to make WordPress websites
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So we’ve been up our tree shouting about this for a while to all our clients, but if you haven’t heard already, it’s time to move ALL your WordPress sites over to HTTPS …
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At least 17 of WordPress’s most popular plugins – and likely even more of them – are vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) flaws that could allow attackers to inject malicious code in the browsers of the sites’ visitors. The latest security hole and vulnerability has arrived only days after WordPress was updated to fix a similar
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Every time we launch a new website for a client, the learning curve for WordPress always impresses us with its speed and ease. However, this is not so when it comes to media management and reducing the (sometimes enormous) size of the images that they want on their websites. People just have an inordinate amount
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When it comes to all our online work, security is something we have always been pretty conscientious. But in our opinion, making sure that a WordPress site is secure is not something that we ever do too much of to the point of one of our Monkeys being fulltime employed (obsessed) to maintain!
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