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25 Mar

Our Insight into the Sign1 Malware

by Thomas J. Raef
in Recent hacking news
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First, I'd like to compliment Sucuri on a fine, detailed analysis of the Sign1 Malware.   Kathy Zant has also analyzed this on her YouTube channel.   A quick recap first, in the unlikely...

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14 Mar

Hackers still using old tactics

by Thomas J. Raef
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Sometimes, while determining root cause of a website infection, we see many new methods. However, recently we've been seeing the same old tactics hackers have been using for years.   A recent...

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03 Jan

The Real Attack Vector Responsible for 60% of Hacked WordPress Sites in 2023

by Thomas J. Raef
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Introduction  WordPress Security is full of myths that have no basis in reality or data. A particularly pervasive one is the unsubstantiated claim that “95% of WordPress hacks are due to outdated...

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06 Dec

Could Your WordPress Security Plugin be Lying?

by Thomas J. Raef
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Many people have received notifications from their cloud server provider indicating their server's IP address has been reported as attacking other websites.   We Watch Your Website's services have been used frequently...

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04 Oct

WordPress Sites Attacked via Management Consoles

by Thomas J. Raef
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In the past 30 days we’ve seen a new attack vector on WordPress websites - management consoles.   First, a disclaimer. The infections discussed here are NOT the result of faulty programming...

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14 Jul

How We Identified Nearly 150K Hacked WordPress Sites in 60 Days

by Thomas J. Raef
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Almost 60K infected sites had installed a WordPress security plugin with a malware scanner.   This report is intended to answer questions and add context to our recently announced discovery of tens...

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