by GregJameson | Jan 11, 2021 | search engine optimization, security
If you have ever seen the broken SSL notification on your site, you know this can be annoying. A couple of years ago, Google (and now all web browsers) decided that every site was required to have an SSL connection, even if it was an informational only website and... 
by Greg Jameson | Dec 3, 2014 | security
The advantage to WordPress sites is that they are built on open-source software, which allows for all the great plugins and themes that allow you to make your site look and behave the way you want it to. The disadvantage is that is has become so popular that WordPress... by Greg Jameson | Jul 24, 2014 | security
Just received notice of this today. Any WebStores Ltd customer who has a WordPress website and is doing bulk emails needs to check this, as MailPoet is the plugin we have likely used on your website. If you are not doing email marketing or do not have a WordPress... by Greg Jameson | Jul 23, 2014 | security
Threat Number One: DDos Attacks This notice applies to WordPress websites only. Hackers are using the trackback and pingback function in WordPress for DDoS botnet attacks. This is causing WordPress websites to be disabled, sometimes with an error and sometimes just... by Greg Jameson | Jan 22, 2014 | security
We are all tired of having to remember complex passwords for every site we visit. Yet most of us know that it is import to use complex passwords that are hard to hack. With the recent attacks on Target, this has been brought to our attention again. So how can you be... 
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