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An update stops new attacks. It does nothing about files an attacker already wrote to your server. If your site was patched late, here is how to find out whether someone got in first.
Read articleA critical flaw in the best-selling Avada theme lets an attacker take over a WordPress site with no login and no click. The fix has been out for weeks. Many sites still have not applied it.
Read articleThe third WordPress security release in a month fixes seven vulnerabilities, from stored XSS to SQL injection. Here is what each one means, and which sites should care most.
Read articleExploitation attempts against a WordPress core flaw started within hours of the fix shipping. The patch window is now measured in hours, and that changes how sites should be maintained.
Read articleMost of the fifty biggest news sites are down year on year. The causes are not specific to publishing, which is why the trend is worth reading closely.
Read articleAgency quotes for the same brief routinely differ by 6x. Here is what is actually being priced, with real 2026 ranges.
Read articleMost Core Web Vitals advice is a list of 40 tips. In practice, four causes account for the majority of failures.
Read articleRanking in one city is straightforward. Ranking in twelve without cannibalizing yourself is a different discipline.
Read articleBoth platforms are good. They are good at different things, and the wrong choice is expensive to reverse.
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