In reviewing reports of vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins to provide our customers with the best data on vulnerabilities in plugins they use, we often find that there are reports for things that don’t appear to be vulnerabilities. For more problematic Continue reading Not Really a WordPress Plugin Vulnerability, Week of January 19
In May of last year, the 5+ million install WordPress plugin Really Simple SSL added a feature for detection of known vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins. That seems to be unrelated to what is supposed to be the focus on the Continue reading Eight Months In, Really Simple SSL’s Plugin Vulnerability Data is Claiming That Unfixed Vulnerabilities Have Been Fixed
The tide of artificial intelligence is rising, and for digital innovators worldwide, the message is clear: You’ll have to ride the wave if you want to keep your head above water. Experts across the web are discussing how AI will Continue reading Webby Talks: The Race to Outpace Featuring Jason Konen
One of the most frequent problems that we observe in website hosting environments is “cross contamination” — the lateral movement of an attacker between websites. Cross-site contamination occurs when a site is infected by neighboring sites within the same hosting Continue reading The Dangers of Lateral Movement & Website Cross Contamination
CSS isn’t just about making sites look pretty anymore. It’s evolved into a tool that brings websites to life with movements and interactions that were once thought to be impossible. So this guide is all about getting you up to Continue reading Mastering advanced CSS techniques: a deep dive into transitions, animations, and transforms
In this issue of Delicious Brain Bytes, we dip into the latest from the WordPress Developer Blog, play around with making sure WordPress stays free, see how text compression saves data, and much more. WordPress Developer Blog Looks Back on Continue reading Delicious Brain Bytes: WordPress Accessibility Day, Dodge – A WordPress Game, and Improving WordPress Search
Content clusters, or topic clusters, can be a great tool to show Google you have authority on a specific topic. When done right, a content cluster strategy can get you a higher position in the search results and grow your Continue reading Content clusters: What are they and do you need them?