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WordPress Plugin Supply Chain Attack Gets Worse
Richi Jennings | | hacked WordPress, hacking wordpress, plug-in, plug-in vulnerability, plug-ins, rogue plug-in, SB Blogwatch, software supply chain, software supply chain attack, software supply chain attacks, software supply chain risk, Software Supply Chain risks, Supply-Chain Insecurity, Themes and Plug-ins, wordpress, WordPress plug-in, wordpress plugin update, Wordpress Plugin Vulnerability, WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Exploitation, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Plugins and Themes
30,000 websites at risk: Check yours ASAP! (800 Million Ostriches Can’t Be Wrong.) ...
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Assessing Content Management System Security
Kayla Matthews | | Authentication, CMS, content management system, malicious code, passwords, plug-in, security
As more businesses turn paperless and strive for more efficiency, content management systems become more and more popular. But having all your sensitive information in one place can be a risk. The ...
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13 Reasons Why WordPress Hacks are Successful
Tripwire Guest Authors | | 2fa, Cybersecurity, hacks, IT Security and Data Protection, plug-in, wordpress
In the attacker’s world, all vulnerabilities and potential exploits work toward the hacker’s advantage — not yours, not mine. This includes WordPress hacks. While living back east (over a decade ago), I ...
New Phishing Kit Allows Bypassing Two-Factor Authentication with Ease
Lucian Constantin | | 2FA bypass, Modlishka, phishing kit, plug-in, reverse proxy, two factor authentication, Vulnerabilities, wordpress
Attackers have a new phishing tool in their arsenal, and it’s a powerful one. A penetration tester released an open source toolkit that can be used to easily set up phishing attacks ...
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