One of the questions we get when we chat about SSL Certificates, after they have Googled it, people ask what are all these different types? So here you go for a simple run down of the types and terms.
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 …
So in the newest iteration of how to keep up to day, WordPress launches few minor and major releases based on a new calendar. Just today on on June 8, 2017, the newest shiniest version WordPress 4.8 named “Evans” has been released. WordPress 4.8 has been hailed as the first MAJOR WordPress release of the year, so …
We hope you’re using the W3 Total Cache plugin to make your WordPress website faster, and if you did then you made an awesome Monkey choice. This morning a new version of W3 Total Cache popped up and is available – Version 0.9.5.3.
The majority of WordPress website Admins and users use very weak passwords and (SHOCK HORROR!) reuse them on many many different websites. So we all know this is a bad idea, but how the heck ARE you supposed to use strong, unique passwords on all the websites you use? The simple solution is a password manager, …
When you woke up this morning you should have found an email in your inbox telling you that your WordPress has automatically updated itself to 4.7.2.
Our Army of Flying Monkeys Team just did our 1st 2017 round of security updates and maintenance scheduled tasks on our past clients WordPress websites to avoid Common Security Issues. One thing that was asked of us was why they should be concerned about potential WordPress security issues. So we thought we’d simply lay out some …
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WordPress 4.7 “Vaughan” is upon us! WordPress 4.7 “Vaughan” was released today, named in honor of American jazz vocalist Sarah “Sassy” Vaughan.
Well here it is, WordPress 4.6 was released this morning to not much fanfare. This is the 2nd LTS major release of 2016, and 4.6 brings some quite cool new improvements and fixes quite a few bugs as well.
Last year it was found out that the malicious app InstaAgent was stealing Instagram passwords from users (and using Instagram’s own tech!), Instagram changed its rules for getting access to aforementioned API, effectively stopping a large number of WordPress Instagram Plugins from working.
