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PressHill Hosting @presshill_host ·

2022.05.12

A bit outdated, but still interesting post.

Update your plugins!.

#WordPress #ClassicPress #CyberSecurity

Jeff Bullas @jeffbullas

The Top 50 Most Attacked WordPress Plugins Making Your Site Vulnerable to Hackers #wordpress #wordpressplugins #wordpresssecurity http://bit.ly/2EF2MYJ https://jeff.online/2XBqGO5 http://www.jeffbullas.com/attacked-wordpress-plugins/

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PressHill Hosting @presshill_host ·

2022.04.14

Reminder: making your WordPress plugin require WP > 4.9 means it can be forked by other developers for using in the ClassicPress ecosystem. This already happened a few times.

#ClassicPress #WordPress

C Michael Nelson @cmljnelson

Reminder: making your #WordPress plugin require WP >5.0 means it breaks compatibility with #ClassicPress.
I personally don’t use it, but CP keeps WP ecosystem from being a monopoly. IMO it’s worth the effort. See https://forums.classicpress.net/t/classicpress-quickly-becoming-obsolete-lets-fix-that/3963

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PressHill Hosting @presshill_host ·

2022.04.13

"Open-source software has always been more secure than proprietary software, but that doesn't mean it's "secure." To lock it down, we need to invest serious cash in developers and maintainers."

The full article by @sjvn:

http://theregister.com/2022/02/09/secure_open_source_software

#OpenSource #CyberSecurity

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PressHill Hosting @presshill_host ·

2022.02.21

Specialized services always win, just don't let your webhost to handle your email, use specialized service. it's cheap and much more robust.

If you still host your email in webhosting company, please, read this:

http://wpwhitesecurity.com/wordpress-email-deliverability

WP White Security @wpwhitesecurity

If you’re sending emails from your #WordPress site, you may have experienced issues with your WordPress emails going to spam folders.

Check out our article that explains the most common issues with #email #deliverability and how to improve it.

https://bit.ly/2S6vOb3

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PressHill Hosting @presshill_host ·

2022.02.21

"Securing open-source code isn't going to be cheap" by @sjvn

A very rational article, worth reading.

http://theregister.com/2022/02/09/secure_open_source_software/

#CyberSecurity #Infosec

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