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What to Do When Your Web Host Suspends Your Hacked WordPress Account?
“This account has been suspended” – is a dreadful alert that pops up on your WordPress site. If the reasons for suspension are unknown to you, it can be frustrating trying to…
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An In-depth Review of NinjaFirewall Against Common WordPress Attacks
“Why do hackers hack websites?”, is one of the more philosophical questions of anyone with a website. Whatever the size of your WordPress site, protecting it from the common…
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Common Attacks to Protect your WordPress Site Against
Having your very own website used to be something reserved for developers once upon a time. All that changed with WordPress, and for the better.But it’s never over. Whether you…
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Tech Crunch Hacked by OurMine: Are Our Websites Safe at All?
As a lot of us following technology news might know by now, TechCrunch was hacked today, by OurMine. The message left by hackers was caught just before the post was taken down…
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WordPress Malware Scanners – A first hand account
As a WordPress site owner, security has always been top concern for me and also a tad overwhelming. The knowledge that new vulnerabilities are exposed every day only makes it…
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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…
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Customer 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…
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Securing 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…
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Your S3 Website Backups are Unsafe
Most of the popular free and paid backup plugins such as Backup Buddy or Updraft Plus come with the ability to store the backups on a cloud service like Amazon S3. Offsite…
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Customer Tales: Jennifer Carello DeRosa of Toto Coaching and Toto SEO (formerly TechCare)
“Your website is only as good as its backup…” …says Jennifer Carello, Founder of Toto Coaching and Toto SEO (formerly TechCare) who has designed and developed hundreds of client…
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Customer 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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