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A critical vulnerability in WordPress File Manager was recently discovered and fixed. Here’s how this vulnerability threatens website security and how you can stay protected.

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When malware removal isn’t enough, investigate your website security from your end as well as your web host’s end. Here’s how to tell whether hosting migration will solve your problems.

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A single hosting account with multiple websites has several advantages, but can leave the entire system vulnerable to malware. Fortunately, there are strategies that can minimize the risk of cross-site infection and maintain website security.

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Browsers are becoming increasingly strict about the types of connections they allow. Here’s why having an SSL certificate and additional protection with ThreatSign keeps your site secure.

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As your network expands, so do the number of TLS certificates that need attention. The Quttera API allows you to scan your networks, automate TLS certificate management, and even detect open ports.

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Even when patches are available to fix shellcode injection vulnerabilities, not all sites get fixed. In fact, a vulnerable version of elFinder is still widely used.

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Detecting breaks in your SSL certificate’s trust chain can be tricky, as only some of the visitors to your site may be affected. Here’s how to get to the root of the problem.

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These days, maintaining an SSL certificate without letting it lapse is vital. The Quttera ThreatSign DNS WAF protects you against a broad range of threats and offers you free SSL management.

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The Quttera Web Application Firewall guards your site against many kinds of cyberattacks, including ones that haven’t been seen yet. Here’s a look at Quttera’s Q1 2020 WAF statistics.

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The popularity of WordPress also makes it a target for attacks. Here’s how you can detect and clear WordPress malware with the Quttera Web Malware Scanner plugin.

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Port scanning alerts you to vulnerabilities in your website, helping you run your business smoothly and safely.

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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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