Protecting WordPress Login Credentials From FireSheep
There’s been a lot of hype around a new tool that was released not too […]
Tag: security
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GoDaddy Hacks Due To Old Software – Bad Passwords
Over the weekend, numerous users on GoDaddy shared webhosting accounts reported that their sites had […]
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Review Of The Limit Login Attempts Plugin
Time and time again, when I would read an article about WordPress security or how […]
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Does WordPress Need A Native Security Suite?
April has been a troubling time for a couple of well known web-hosts security wise. […]
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Sucks To Be A Network Solutions Customer Right Now
If I were operating Network Solutions right now, I’d be on my knees begging for […]
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Who’s Right? Network Solutions Or Matt
I haven’t had the time to write about much WordPress news lately but after reading […]
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WordPress 2.9.2 Released – Security Fix
WordPress 2.9.2 was released just a few minutes ago to address a security problem dealing […]
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Supported Legacy Branches For WordPress.org?
This is a guest blog post written by Randy Hoyt, author of the blog, RandyHoyt.com. […]
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WPWeekly Episode 72 – End User Responsibility And WordPress Security
In this rant filled edition of WordPress Weekly, David and I along with special guest […]
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Ideas To Improve The WordPress Release Strategy
Much has been said in recent weeks regarding WordPress upgrades, security, and responsibility. While I […]
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Upgrade Notifications By Email
Amidst all the fuss about what it takes to find out when there is an […]
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Security Roundtable Discussion
This weeks edition of WordPress Weekly will be an open mic roundtable centered around the […]
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Do You Think WordPress Is Secure?
Considering all of the security talk of the past week, I figured the poll question […]
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Security This, Security That
Over the weekend, news quickly spread throughout the WordPress community of a worm that was […]
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WPWeekly Episode 68 – Hey, I Didn’t Change My Password!
In this episode, David and I get you caught up on the news of the […]