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Ways to know if your WordPress site has been hacked
Opening up your site to find that it has been hacked is not pleasant. But what could make it worse is that the hack may sometimes go unnoticed. Not all hackers leave obvious…
Read moreShell Shock Vulnerability – The latest bug to affect WordPress sites
Sucuri’s latest announcement about the shell shock vulnerability says that millions of WordPress sites are at risk. Unlike the other cases, there is no plugin being exploited…
Read moreDoes your WordPress Security Plugin really secure your site?
As WordPress site owners, securing our data is a top concern. We want to do everything in our capacity to protect our site, its visitors and our customers against any harm…
Read moreHeartbleed – No worries for blogVault customers!
The latest security threat doing the rounds is the Heartbleed bug. This bug is a vulnerability in the OpenSSL cryptographic library. OpenSSL is used by majority of the sites on…
Read moreCustomer Tales: Jennifer Carello of TechCare
This is what one of my client’s sites looked like yesterday…. They were hacked I took a review of my clients who are not backing up with an outside service and I wanted to make…
Read moreSecuring your WordPress Admin
The world’s most secure website is the one that doesn’t exist. What it implies is that attacks are imminent. It is likely that a hacker half-way across the globe is trying to get…
Read moreHow does BlogVault safeguard your data?
Data security is one of the top concerns in the world today. With a rise in the number of systems being automated and information stored electronically, the vulnerabilities are…
Read moreCustomer Tales: Mark Tull
It is only after losing valuable data that most of us wake up to the need for preservation of our digital information by regularly backing it up. This World Backup Day, the…
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