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[...] . Due to its popularity among bloggers and internet users, WordPress is a top target for cyber criminals. There are many different types of malware which are repeatedly injected into the main site [...]

[...] for bloggers and online business owners, it also makes it a potential target for many cyber criminals. Cyber criminals use different types of malware to target the individual user accounts and [...]

[...] Brute Force Attacks & WordPress Are you a website owner running on WordPress and concerned about your site’ [...]

[...] blog. Just four simple tasks, performed on a routine basis, can help prevent most of the brute force attacks carried out on WordPress installations. 2. Automate your updates Many recent malware [...]

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[...] the top malware detected at the beginning of this year, one of the top three types involved WordPress malware infecting 9-10% of the hundred thousand websites researched. This is a large number of [...]

[...] WordPress Malware – The Malicious Redirect A malicious redirect is when a computer virus reroutes your [...]

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[...] What Happens To Your Readers When Your WordPress Blog Gets Hacked One of the only negatives to being the largest blogging platforms in the world is [...]