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A Quick Guide on Beefing Up Your WordPress Security

July 1, 2015 by Christopher Jan Benitez

WordPress is one of the best CMS platforms for users to build their websites on. It has an intuitive interface with easy-to-use features to help them develop the best-looking site or blog possible. This is one of the many reasons why WordPress has more than 75 million users worldwide.

Due to its popularity, WordPress is also prone to security threats, if not outright hacker attacks. WPWhiteSecurity.com found out that more than 70% of websites running on WordPress are vulnerable to attacks.

There’s a slim chance that your site or blog will be hacked anytime soon, unless it’s one of the most popular ones out there, in which case it has 33% chance of contracting malware. However, if you’re really serious about making a living with your site or blog, then you need to take these threats seriously as well.

Below are tips on how you can beef up your WordPress security to safeguard your site or blog from possible attacks. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Website Security Tagged With: distributed denial of service, login security solution, updraftplus backup and restoration, wordfence security, wordpress security, wptemplate.comddos, wpwhitesecurity.com

Warning: WordPress.com Under Massive DDOS Attack, Temporarily Stopped

March 3, 2011 by Tanner Godarzi

WordPress.com, the host of many popular WordPress powered Blogs including TechCrunch, has been hit with a massive DDOS attack taking down the service. Blog owners are reporting slowness when logging in or loading their WordPress powered sites.

Graham Cluley, Senior technology consultant for Sophos Tweeted an email sent to VIP customers such as TechCrunch:

WordPress is currently being targeted by a extremely large Distributed Denial of Service attack which is affecting connectivity in some cases. The size of the attack is multiple Gigabits per second and tens of millions of packets per second.

We are working to mitigate the attack, but because of the extreme size, it is proving rather difficult. At this time, everything should be back to normal as the attack has subsided, but we are actively working with our upstream providers on measures to prevent such attacks from affecting connectivity going forward.

We will be making our VIP sites a priority in this endeavor, and as always, you can contact us [REDACTED] for the latest update. We will also update this post with more information as it becomes available.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: attack, DDOS, distributed denial of service, WordPress

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