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22 Jan

One way hackers hack WordPress sites

by Thomas J. Raef
in Recent hacking news
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Okay, WordPress people, check this out by Brian Krebs:   https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/01/crime-shop-sells-hacked-logins-to-other-crime-shops/   What's important to note is this:   "One example is Genesis Market, where customers can search for stolen credentials and authentication cookies from a...

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29 Dec

WordPress Security: My take on wp-vcd.php

by Thomas J. Raef
in Uncategorized
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I understand that millions of people are concerned about WordPress Security. I also understand that people tend to follow others when it comes to things they don't fully understand -...

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10 Nov

WordPress malware – redirection with trasnaltemyrecords

by Thomas J. Raef
in Uncategorized
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Since the beginning of November, I've been working on a number of websites (271) that all redirect to various sites, such as: Automated Malware Remediation As I started digging through the WordPress...

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01 Nov

hi victim – latest spam tricks

by Thomas J. Raef
in Recent hacking news
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Latest SPAM tricks In your work, is there anything that would stop you from reaching your goals?   Probably not.   Hackers, or cyber criminals as some call them, are the same way. Their income...

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04 Sep

Hackers modifying Wordfence files

by Thomas J. Raef
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We've been seeing this since June and have just made time to blog about it. Website malware hiding in plain sight Website malware has always been a moving target, but now the...

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05 Jun

Why Hackers Want YOUR WordPress Website

by Thomas J. Raef
in Trends
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We hear it all the time, “What do hackers want with my little WordPress website?” Or, “How did they manage to find my WordPress website?” We’ll address both of those issues here. First,...

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