WordPress Tips & Resources
WordPress WP2Shell Vulnerability: How to Check if Your Website Has Been Compromised
A critical pre-authentication remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been discovered in WordPress Core (the software that powers your website). Security researchers have nicknamed the exploit chain WP2Shell. Unlike most WordPress security issues, this is not caused by a plugin or theme—it affects WordPress itself.
Read MoreWordPress Plugin Backdoor Attack (2026): What Happened — And Why Ongoing Support Matters
The 2026 WordPress plugin backdoor attack is one of the clearest examples of a supply chain vulnerability affecting thousands of websites. If you’ve been searching for information about the recent WordPress plugin “backdoor” attack, you’re not alone. This wasn’t a typical vulnerability or outdated plugin issue. It was something much harder to detect—and that’s exactly…
Read MoreProtect Your WooCommerce Store: Understanding and Preventing Carding Attacks
There has been a recent spike in carding attacks targeting WordPress websites running WooCommerce. These attacks are not only a major security threat but can also harm your reputation, lead to financial losses, and strain your hosting resources. As your trusted web partner, we want to ensure you’re informed and protected. What Is a Carding…
Read More9 Ways To Level Up Your Small Business
If you’re a small business owner or solopreneur and you’re ready to level up, it can be hard to know where to start. There are infinite ways you can spend your time and money. And I understand the challenges of being a small but growing business, so I wanted to narrow it down. Here are…
Read MoreWhy WordPress Maintenance & Security is important
Do I really need to be worried about WordPress Maintenance & Security? To best understand the importance of WordPress Maintenance and Security it’s easiest to use an analogy, who doesn’t love a good analogy? A lot of you have most likely owned at least one vehicle in your lives. For those of you that haven’t,…
Read MoreHas Chrome marked your Website as ‘Not Secure’?
As of July 1st 2018, Google’s Chrome browser has been marking websites served over plain HTTP ‘Not Secure’ as part of an initiative to move towards a more secure web. This switch coincided with the release of Chrome 68 and a warning is now displayed in the Omnibox similar to the image above. “Chrome’s new…
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