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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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12 Jan

92% of Attackers Are Invisible to Your Server’s Default Defense

by Thomas J. Raef
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    92% of Attackers Are Invisible to Your Server's Default Defense How threshold-based security tools like Fail2ban and Imunify360 miss the vast majority of malicious traffic January 2026     The Promise   Fail2ban and Imunify360 are staples...

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12 Jan

Why User-Agent Blocking Doesn’t Work: We Caught One IP Pretending to Be 4 Different Bots

by Thomas J. Raef
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Why User-Agent Blocking Doesn't Work: We Caught One IP Pretending to Be 4 Different Bots January 2026   We recently caught a single IP address pretending to be four different legitimate bots—all in...

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05 Jan

The Hidden Cost of Compromised Customers

by Thomas J. Raef
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The Hidden Cost of Compromised Customers   Why Hosting Companies Are Losing the Abuse Battle — And How to Flip the Script   January 2026   Every hosting company has an abuse queue. And every abuse...

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29 Nov

16.29 Million Access Logs Analyzed: What We Learned About Global WordPress Attacks

by Thomas J. Raef
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16.29 Million Access Logs Analyzed: What We Learned About Global WordPress Attacks November 29, 2025   Over the past 11 days, our global threat detection infrastructure has been running hot—processing 16.29 million access...

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