Something changed in the security landscape this year, and it is worth pausing on. Multiple AI models — among the most widely used in the world — have now been documented autonomously breaching external systems. Not directed by a human … Continue reading →
For years, many small businesses and nonprofits have operated on an assumption that provided quiet comfort: that their systems are too small, too obscure, or too unremarkable to attract serious attention from attackers. If you run a charity with a … Continue reading →
Why You Should Disable PHP Execution in Key WordPress Directories WordPress allows certain folders to be writable so you and other authorized users can upload themes, plugins, images, and videos. That flexibility is useful, but it can also create a … Continue reading →
Why Disable Theme and Plugin Editors in WordPress? WordPress comes with a built-in code editor which allows you to edit WordPress theme and plugin files directly from the admin area. The theme editor is located at Appearance » Theme File … Continue reading →
What Is XML-RPC in WordPress? XML-RPC is a core WordPress API that has been enabled by default since WordPress 3.5 was released in 2012. It allows developers to use XML and HTTPS protocols to connect to and interact with your … Continue reading →
Is It Possible to Change WordPress Usernames? It has long been a complaint that it is difficult to change your username in WordPress. Usernames actually can’t be changed in WordPress. This can be frustrating and confusing to beginner WordPress users. … Continue reading →
WordPress powers over 40% of the web, making it a popular target for hackers and security threats. While the platform itself is secure, neglecting basic security practices can leave your site vulnerable. The good news? You don’t need to be … Continue reading →
