Security
Your Browser’s Spellchecker Leaks Your Password
Yay – we have yet another way in which companies like Google and Microsoft grab your sensitive data. Though in…
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Multiple High Priority Security Vulnerabilities In OpenLiteSpeed
This morning we woke up to a security disclosure report in our inbox which detailed multiple high priority security issues…
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That AWS Outage: Don’t Put All Your Eggs In One Basket
It seems as if it was only yesterday that the GoDaddy hack was revealed and we had some deep thoughts…
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Thoughts On The GoDaddy Hack
If you don’t already know, GoDaddy was the victim of a successful mass hacking attempt. Discovered in mid November, the…
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WPCloudDeploy 4.7.1: A Security-Focused Release
WPCD V 4.7.x has ZERO new features. Instead it is a release focused on bug-fixes, code improvement and, more importantly,…
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Deep Thoughts On Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks are becoming more prevalent and they pose a tremendous risk to everyone in the chain – developers,…
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When WordPress Professionals Publicly Trash-Talk WordPress
Ok, so this is less of an article and likely should be classified as a “rant”. You should definitely move…
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WPCloudDeploy 4.1.0 – A Security Focused Update Featuring WPScan & Dewhurst Security
Version 4.1.0 of WPCloudDeploy has only two new features. In fact, it probably has the least amount of new features…
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5 Best-Practices For New Servers Built On WPCloudDeploy
After you deploy a server using WPCloudDeploy you have multiple options to help protect it and keep it running properly.…
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Exposed API Keys: Handling A Nightmare Scenario
Recently we noticed a post on twitter about an exposed API key for Convertkit where the author of the tweet…
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The Security Risks Behind SaaS WordPress Management Panels
SAAS (software as a service) WordPress Management Panels are growing in popularity. These consoles allow you to spin up servers…
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