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23 Mar

Inside a Multi-Stage WordPress Compromise on a PanelAlpha Engine Host

by Thomas J. Raef
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When a new PanelAlpha hosting customer reached out asking us to investigate "a few infected sites," we expected the usual — a rogue admin account, maybe a backdoor plugin. What...

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23 Mar

The AI Tooling Trap That’s Leaving WordPress Sites Vulnerable

by Thomas J. Raef
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The past 12 months have been a gold rush for AI-powered security tooling. New frameworks, new protocols, new agent architectures — all promising to finally automate the work of detecting...

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05 Mar

When Hackers Met Their Match: A Real-Time WordPress Attack, Dissected — We Watch Your Website

by Thomas J. Raef
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  At 11:13 AM on March 4, 2026, an attacker who had compromised an administrative account on a WordPress-powered supplement retailer uploaded a malicious plugin zip file. Within seconds, our detection...

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15 Feb

They’re Not Just Hacking Your Site. They’re Moving In.

by Thomas J. Raef
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On January 22, 2026, our database monitoring systems flagged something unusual across our customer base: administrator accounts that shouldn't exist. Not just one or two stray accounts on a neglected...

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25 Jan

Dissecting a Sophisticated WordPress Malware Campaign: Multi-Layer Persistence and Advanced Evasion Techniques

by Thomas J. Raef
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Dissecting a Sophisticated WordPress Malware Campaign: Multi-Layer Persistence and Advanced Evasion Techniques   A comprehensive analysis of a professional-grade WordPress compromise featuring multiple persistence mechanisms, brand impersonation, and sophisticated evasion tactics.   Executive Summary   During...

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15 Jan

Hunting WordPress Malware Hidden in Double-Encoded Page Builder Content

by Thomas J. Raef
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Hunting WordPress Malware Hidden in Double-Encoded Page Builder Content   A case study in persistence: When standard security tools fail, detective work begins.     The Problem   We have a customer who...

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