Defending against DNS attacks is difficult, but there are ways to reduce the harm they cause. Here are some tips to recognize the problem.
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Phishing schemes fool even careful people. Deceptive messages lead their victims to a website that looks like a legitimate login page for a well-known website
In July 2018 we launched our next-generation Quttera Web Application Firewall (WAF). In the period from July through December, it handled 48,180,062 requests and blocked 617,074 attacks.
If your website is presenting you with problems, it may not be malware. Recent cases have shown that when switching over to the latest PHP 7.2, there have been compatibility issues causing the site to crash.
Malvertising often rides on a legitimate application, allowing it to take actions that the user hasn’t authorized - or worse.
Google Chrome’s built-in developer tools give you everything you need to undo obfuscated JavaScript. If you run into some JavaScript which you think may be malicious, they can help you decipher it.
While some users may be able to look for backdoor malware on their own, the hackers are using methods that are much trickier to detect. With ThreatSign, you can avoid backdoor malware, or even catch it before it’s too late.
While running a malware cleanup on an infected WordPress site, we discovered a simple but deadly backdoor function in the active theme. When it’s in place, it lets an attacker run arbitrary PHP code using ordinary browser access.
Harmless-looking files on your website aren’t always harmless. They can be malware in disguise. By using a file extension that shouldn’t be able to execute, they avoid getting caught by anti-malware software.
Once your website is free of malware, it’s time to perform proactive steps to harden the website configuration and set up periodic checks to make sure the site stays clean.
Once you have completed the Website Malware Removal Guide, Part 1: Preparation, it’s time to begin part 2, the cleanup process
At Quttera, our goal is to provide the best level of services to our customers during the malware remediation process. In this series, we will provide instructions to help anyone with moderate computer skills to fix a hacked website.
Release 3.2.1.0 of the Quttera WordPress Malware Scanner adds several valuable enhancements to an already powerful tool. Users who have the plugin installed can update it from the WordPress administrative dashboard
Massive Wordpress hacking campaign using wp-crawler.php to redirect website visitors to geolocation-aware advertising websites.
If you own or manage a small to medium-sized business, then you should be aware of the widespread wp_vcd malware attack that is compromising WordPress users across the globe.
Malware Analysis - Infection Injected via the Security Vulnerability of TagDiv Themes and UltimateMember Plugins
Spam is a growing problem; 14.5 billion spam emails being sent every single day. In fact, 45% of all sent emails are spam. How can you prevent your website from becoming a source?
The latest phish kit to show up in the world mimics the Chase Bank login page. It is designed to gather the user’s chase bank login credentials, social security number, mother’s maiden name, date of birth, and card details, and send them to a pre-set email address.
Traffic hijacking is a major problem for companies in all industries, so how can you make sure you remain protected against malware redirects?
eCommerce and website security - or lack there of - go hand in hand. The sensitive data necessary for online transactions can make customers and businesses vulnerable to cyber attacks. Find out what preventative measures you should take to ensure the security of your website and the privacy of your customers.
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