Google’s Chrome web browser is used by over 50% of users on the web. When you visit a website that is using SSL, otherwise known as HTTPS or TLS, you see a green message in your browser location bar that says “Secure”. “Secure” in Chrome browser does not mean “Safe”. In this post I will explain […]
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Cloudflare has experienced a data leak over a 5 month period that mixed sensitive data between websites and visitors. A visitor to one website using Cloudflare may have seen data from another website using Cloudflare that was being sent to a completely different site visitor. Some of the leaked data has been indexed by search engines who…
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WordPress blogs defaced in hack attacks This hack applies to sites that were not updated to version 4.7.2. All flymedia customers with managed WordPress updates had their sites updated within a few hours of the release being made available. Clients without managed updates should update their sites immediately. More than a million pages have been
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Occasionally at Wordfence we publish posts that are public service announcements that help the broader online community including your team, friends and relatives. Today I’m publishing a guide that will help improve your overall personal cyber security. This guide focuses on the basics: How to reduce the truly important life altering risks that we face from
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Have you ever been on the Internet when you came across a checkbox that says “I’m not a robot?” In this video, ‘Zuck That’ explain how those checkboxes (No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHAs) work as well as why they exist in the first place. source
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In this post, IThemes Security will outline a few of the most common WordPress security issues, along with steps you can take to secure and protect your WordPress site. Source: 5 Common WordPress Security Issues
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On approximately January 31st of this month, version 56 of the Chrome web browser will be released. There is a significant change in the way it displays websites that are not using HTTPS, also known as SSL. This change may confuse your site visitors or surprise you if you are not expecting it. Starting with
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A new phishing technique that affects GMail and other services and how to protect yourself. Source: Wide Impact: Highly Effective Gmail Phishing Technique Being Exploited
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WordPress 4.6.1 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordPress versions 4.6 and earlier are affected… ALL FLYMEDIA WORDPRESS WEBSITES HAVE BEEN UPDATED. NO CLIENT ACTION IS NEEDED. Source: WordPress 4.6.1 Security and Maintenance Release
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