If you are running a WordPress site and suddenly your traffic drops, and when you check Google, you see that “This site may have been hacked by a third party” and your search rank drops significantly, there is almost a 100% probability that your site has been hacked a
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It would be very unpleasant if one day you suddenly find yourself on a WordPress site with only one administrator and multiple users have been added to the site before you know it. In this article, we will discuss possible reasons for the unintentional increase of users on WordPr
WordPress is a CMS that is widely used around the world, and as a result, it can become a spam springboard or fall victim to tampering. There are various causes for this, such as not updating old WordPress, not updating plug-ins, and weak passwords, but here we would like to brie
WordPress hacking has become more and more common since WordPress has been used by many sites around the world. Here we would like to explain in ranking order the most operationally dangerous activities that are most likely to be targeted by hackers. No. 5 – Access to the l
Take action before you become a victim of site defacement due to WordPress login privilege seizure. What if a login vulnerability allows hackers to seize administrative privileges? The most noticeable change is that the number of WordPress users increases without your permission,
