Tag: wordpress security

What Is rel=”noopener” and How Does It Affect WordPress?

October 14, 2022 / Behzad Ghotbifar

rel="noopener" is an HTML attribute you can use to test the security of the links that you might have concerns about. In this article, we’re going to explain what rel=”noopener” is and how to use it to overcome security concerns and make it safe for your users to click on any external link on your website.

How to Maintain a Malware-Free WordPress Website in 2022

January 26, 2022 / Aamir Rather

Malware can affect the performance of your WordPress site and put your users in danger. Here is how to detect and remove malware, either manually or automatically, from your WordPress website.

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How to Perform a WordPress Security Audit

August 21, 2020 / Tatyana Hutsol

Is WordPress Secure Enough? A WordPress Security Review

July 26, 2019 / Hector Farahani

Make Your WordPress Site Safer, Learn to Create Your Own Login URL

May 9, 2018 / James Cummings

WordPress is undoubtedly one of the most popular content management systems and widely used by amateurs with zero coding experience and professional programmers alike. Contrary to the myth that WordPress is not secure, it is actually as secure as any other site on the web.

The Worst WordPress Security Mistakes and How to Address Them

February 12, 2018 / Matej Rončević

The popularity of WordPress makes it attractive to website hackers. With 25% of all websites running on WordPress, hackers find thrifty ways to take away your visitors, SEO rankings, and server resources.

How To Clean Malware Infections In WordPress

October 26, 2017 / Tatyana Hutsol

After all the hard work and dedication that a website requires, the last thing you want is to log in and find that it’s been hacked. If this is the case - don’t panic! Even with security measures in place, malware infections in WordPress can unfortunately happen.