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Plugins are responsible for 96% of WordPress vulnerabilities. Cloudflare just shipped a CMS that sandboxes every single one. Here’s what security teams need to know — and what they should be skeptical about. 96% of new WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins (Patchstack 2025) 40%+ of the entire web runs on …

Letting a domain name expire might seem harmless, especially if it’s no longer in active use. But cybersecurity professionals warn that expired domains can quickly turn into serious security liabilities. SEO and digital asset expert Bill Hartzer recently highlighted a largely overlooked threat: when a domain expires and is re-registered …

In 2025, WordPress continues to power more than 43% of the web, making it a target for attackers. From ransomware and credential stuffing to plugin exploits, a WordPress site without strong hosting security is an open door. A truly secure WordPress host protects you before disaster strikes, combining containerized environments, …

CyberSecurity is, without a doubt, a fascinating field, but the truth of the matter is, that there are few who even bother to put into practice what most consider common-sense advice. All over the world, people complain about hijacked email accounts, unauthorized purchases, laggy computers, and, suspicious software popping out …

Are you scared after reading the title? 😱 If not, you must be scared because literally, someone can hack your website anytime from now, even tomorrow, if you don’t deal with several fundamental security concerns of your WordPress website. Don’t get me wrong, WordPress is a pretty secure piece of …

WordPress 5.5 is named “Eckstine” in the honour of Billy Eckstine. It is available for download or update in your dashboard. Now you can choose to update plugins and themes automatically–or pick just a few–from the screens you’ve always used. Auto-updates for Plugins and Themes WordPress Automatic updates have been available …

A vulnerability in Chromium-based browsers would allow attackers to bypass the Content Security Policy (SPC) on websites to steal data and execute dangerous code. The bug (CVE-2020-6519) is found in Chrome, Opera and Edge, on Windows, Mac and Android – and could affect billions of web users, according to cybersecurity …