At CloudFlare a lot of our customers use WordPress, that's why we have our own plugin, we hang out at WordCamp and we wrote a WordPress specific ruleset for our Web Application Firewall. WordPress' ubiquity on the web can make Continue reading WordPress Pingback Attacks and our WAF
We’ve just released version 1.1 of the Media Files addon for WP Migrate DB Pro. The most notable change is the addition of push support. Now when running a push migration, you can send your media files as well as Continue reading Media Files addon 1.1 released: Now supporting push
We’ve been asked this question a few times now, “Why should I invest in WP Migrate DB Pro when WordPress itself has a readily available export feature.” It’s a great question and one that we’re happy to answer. The long Continue reading WordPress XML Export/Import vs. WP Migrate DB Pro
On Friday last week, we released version 1.1 of WP Migrate DB Pro. It started out as a small 1.0.2 release with a few bug fixes, but as we dug into it we ended up drastically improving the performance of Continue reading WP Migrate DB Pro 1.1 Released – Now up to 50% faster
The team at the research firm Sucuri announced a serious vulnerability to W3TC and WP Super Cache this afternoon. (Update: it appears the vulnerability was first reported on WordPress.org about a month ago.) The vulnerability allows remote PHP code to Continue reading W3TC and WP Super Cache Vulnerability Discovered, We’ve Automatically Patched
There is currently a significant attack being launched at a large number of WordPress blogs across the Internet. The attacker is brute force attacking the WordPress administrative portals, using the username “admin” and trying thousands of passwords. It appears a Continue reading Patching the Internet in Realtime: Fixing the Current WordPress Brute Force Attack
Last night I gave a short presentation about how to use CloudFlare with WordPress sites to about 60 people attending the WordPress London Meetup. CloudFlare was happy to be sponsor of the event providing drinks, beers and lots and lots Continue reading WordPress London Meetup January 2013
We get a lot of questions from our customers about CloudFlare and how we impact SEO. So when SEO.com signed up for CloudFlare, I thought it would be a great opportunity to talk to an expert to get the scoop Continue reading SEO and your website
Vid is the founder and CEO of ZippyKid, the leader in WordPress hosting. Vid has taken the work he did at Third Party Code (the company he founded before ZippyKid), and productized it into ZippyKid. ZippyKid focuses purely on WordPress, Continue reading Vid Luther from ZippyKid “We can’t stop growing and we don’t want to”
Ben Metcalfe is the definition of an Internet professional. With more than 11 years industry experience under his belt, Ben has previously spent time working on the development of MySpace and websites at the BBC. He is the founder of Continue reading Ben Metcalfe from WP Engine weighs in on a new breed of hosting, using social media for support, and how he missed out on @ben
UPDATES: SSL is now included on all Plans, and Tumblr is no longer compatible with CloudFlare. The number of services today that allow you to quickly get online is stunning. Tumblr, WordPress, Blogger, AppEngine, Posterous, Ning, TypePad, Smugmug, and more Continue reading How to Enable SSL on Tumblr, WordPress, Blogger, AppEngine, Posterous & More…
We are excited to announce three winners for the WordCamp Las Vegas ticket giveaway. The lucky winners are: Chirag Patel, Michael Scott and Ben Hebert! Congratulations winners and have a great time at WordCamp Las Vegas. Be sure to check-out Continue reading And The Winners Are…
Do you have a WordPress blog and love to have a good time? Then enter for a chance to win a ticket to one of the best WordPress events of the year – WordCamp Las Vegas! We’re giving away tickets Continue reading Calling All WordPress Users – CloudFlare’s Giving Away Two Tickets to WordCamp Las Vegas!