WordPress powers more than 40% of the web, and there’s a reason for that dominance. The platform combines flexibility with relative ease of use, making it accessible to beginners while offering enough ...

A new threat actor is targeting flawed WordPress sites using a new malware spreading technique. Credit: Filip Radwanski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images WordPress is one of the most popular ...

WordPress sites have long been frequent targets for cybercriminals, and recent campaigns show the wave of threats has yet to ebb. In recent weeks, different organizations have flagged malicious ...

Dozens of porn sites are turning to a familiar source to generate likes on Facebook—malware that causes browsers to surreptitiously endorse the sites. This time, the sites are using a newer vehicle ...

Wordfence researchers uncover a new piece of WordPress malware Threat actors used AI to create legitimate-looking tools The malware pretends to be an anti-malware product Security researchers have ...

The humble robots.txt file often sits quietly in the background of a WordPress site, but the default is somewhat basic out of the box and, of course, doesn’t contribute towards any customized ...

Once you've added the plugin, WordPress dependencies referenced in your code will be transformed into global wp.* references. When WordPress dependencies are transformed, a manifest containing the ...

Ten thousand WordPress websites were being used to deliver infostealing malware to victims running both Windows and macOS devices, experts have warned. A report from cybersecurity researchers at ...

Cybersecurity researchers are warning of a new stealthy credit card skimmer campaign that targets WordPress e-commerce checkout pages by inserting malicious JavaScript code into a database table ...

Threat actors have taken a campaign that uses fake browser updates to spread malware to a new level, weaponizing scores of WordPress plug-ins to deliver malicious infostealing payloads, after using ...