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08/23/2019

https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2019/08/malicious-wordpress-redirect-campaign-attacking-several-plugins/

Over the past few weeks, our Threat Intelligence team has been tracking an active attack campaign targeting a selection of new and old WordPress plugin vulnerabilities. These attacks seek to maliciously redirect traffic from victims’ sites to a number of potentially harmful locations. Each of the ...

10/11/2018

https://www.wordfence.com/learn/remove-suspicious-code-wordpress/?utm_content=78246456&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

Suspicious code is code that matches general malware practices, but may not fit into a specific category of malicious intent. Suspicious code may have nothing inherently malicious within it, however, it matches patterns of either functional usage or obfuscation (intentionally obscure to make code am...

08/05/2018

Is your website redirecting traffic elsewhere? Here's what's happening, and how to fix it. https://www.wordfence.com/learn/removing-malicious-redirects-site/

12/28/2017

If you a Wordpress based website you need to know this.

In the last two weeks, the WordPress.org repository has closed three plugins because they contained content-injection backdoors. “Closing” a plugin means that it is no longer available for download from the repository, and will not show up in WordPress.org search results. Each of them had been p...

12/19/2017

You have a Wordpress website?

The WordPress repository recently removed the plugin Captcha over what initially appeared to be a trademark issue with the current author using “WordPress” in their brand name. Whenever the WordPress repository removes a plugin with a large user base, we check to see if it was possibly due to so...

05/10/2017

https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2017/05/22-abandoned-wordpress-plugins-vulnerabilities/

As an interesting research project, Pan Vagenas, one of our researchers, took a closer look at abandoned plugins in the WordPress repository. His work was inspired by a recent post by Isabel Castillo where she lists the oldest abandoned plugins in the WordPress plugin repository. An abandoned plugin...

02/05/2016

We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the recent disruption of the client login area of our website. This did not effect your online presence at all. You may have received an invoice from us as well during the re-construction of our system. Please disregard if not applicable. Thank you.

12/29/2015

Exec summary: There is currently a botnet that has been identified that is targeting WordPress websites with a password guessing attack. If you have Wordfence installed with our default settings, you are already protected against this attack. The botnet is powered by modem/router devices. ISP’s are…

03/18/2015

If you receive a notice payment is due when you are actually currentplease let me know. I obviously don't have the bugs all worked out in my automated billing system, Thank you for your patience.

01/18/2015

A quick roundup of the most important current vulnerabilities we’re tracking and that you should be aware of:

The popular Pods content development framework for WordPress has a XSS and CSRF vulnerability. This was fixed in version 2.5 which was released on 30 December. Please upgrade immediately. (plugin is popular with over 200,000 downloads)
The cformsII plugin suffers from a remote code ex*****on vulnerability via unauthorized file upload. Please upgrade immediately to version 14.8 which contains a fix if you’re using this plugin. (plugin has approximately 20,000 downloads)
The Banner Effect Header plugin has a XSS and CSRF vulnerability . This has been fixed in version 1.2.7 so upgrade if you’re using this plugin. (plugin has approximately 20,000 downloads)

Please upgrade immediately if you are using any of these plugins.

12/18/2014

And we would like to welcome LJ Smith and http://shelbysoftskillsdevelopment.com/ to Groovy Graphics ATX

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12/18/2014

Thank you to Hope Tackaberry and http://austinlifecoaching.com/ for coming aboard!

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