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The Quttera SSL validation API, part of its website malware scanner API, provides a simple way for software to check whether a site has proper SSL protection.

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A critical vulnerability in Duplicator has been uncovered on WordPress sites that use it. Read on to learn how it is being used for credential-grabbing attacks.

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At Quttera, we’re constantly developing and integrating new cybersecurity software and services. In this article, we’ll look at our new website malware scanner API.

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WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and Magento all have a database for holding dynamic information. Gaining access to it lets intruders steal information or alter the website’s content.

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A zero-day exploit takes advantage of a vulnerability that has just been discovered. A few such vulnerabilities are deadly weaknesses, but others just make the attacker’s job easier.

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A zero-day exploit takes advantage of a vulnerability that has just been discovered. A few such vulnerabilities are deadly weaknesses, but others just make the attacker’s job easier.

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Web applications have at least one SQL injection vulnerability. Here’s what you need to know about SQL injection, and how to protect your website.

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WP Shopify turned out to have a serious problem: vulnerability. Here’s what you need to know about the WP Shopify XSS vulnerability.

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Without enough protection, website pages will eventually get infected. Here is how to protect your website from attacks, including the pharma hack.

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A new type of fileless malware doesn’t use file-based code but instead runs in memory. New cybersecurity protection methods are needed to prevent it from doing harm.

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Cyberattacks now cost small companies $200,000 on average, putting many out of business. Don’t be one of them. Be prepared and stay safe.

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WordPress is the world’s most popular website software, making it the world’s biggest target for attacks. The WordPress team works hard to catch and fix any issues, but there have been more than 230 vulnerabilities in plugins and themes so far this year.

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Server-side cybersecurity is vitally important. A provider that fails to protect its hosted sites will suffer serious damage to its reputation and lose business.

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If malicious redirects infiltrate a website, it’s important to get rid of them. It’s equally important to find and fix the vulnerabilities that allowed them and improve website protection.

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A credit card skimmer inserts a request for credit card information and sends the response to the attacker’s site. Recently we found another variant on the same trick, using the Google Analytics Pro plugin.

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Learn what Remote File Inclusion Vulnerability is and how Quttera WAF can protect you from it.

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We recently uncovered a skimmer that infects websites using Magneto. A speedy response is important, and we work to remove threats and get your site back online as fast as possible.

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If an intruder can get unrestricted files onto the server and then run them or make users download them, that site has what is called a local file inclusion vulnerability.

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Learn more about HTML injection attacks and how Quttera WAF as a part of ThreatSign platform protects you from it.

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Learn more about CRLF injection attacks and how Quttera WAF as a part of ThreatSign platform protects you from it.

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