THE MSHINI BLOG Fake plugins infect WordPress websites Hackers have once again come up with a new technique for infecting WordPress websites. This time using fake WordPress plugins; researchers found them mimicking UpdraftPlus. A plugin like this will have...
THE MSHINI BLOG Why websites get hacked WordPress is the most popular Content Management System on the internet, with 33.7% of websites making use of WordPress. With that popularity comes the price of being an easy target for hackers who can exploit...
THE MSHINI BLOG Chrome to mark older Symantec SSL certificates as “Not Secure” Many SSL secured sites will be marked “Not Secure” in the next planned update for Google Chrome, when the browser will drop trust for a major SSL certificate provider...
THE MSHINI BLOG The ultimate 12 step WordPress security guide There’s no way around it. If you have a web presence, you’re at risk of someone breaking into your website. It might be to steal your customers’ data, it could be to push a political agenda or just because...
THE MSHINI BLOG Chrome to mark all non-SSL sites “Not secure” with July Update Google has announced that it will be marking all websites without an SSL certificate as “Not secure” in July’s scheduled Chrome update as part of their...
