Microsoft Security Essentials is blocking my WordPress website in IE11
Microsoft Security Essentials is blocking my WordPress website in IE11
Microsoft Security Essentials is blocking my WordPress website in IE11
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Generally speaking outdated plugins are more of a risk, but themes should be updated. The “heavier” the theme (more javascript, custom functions etc) the more likely it is to become a risk when out of date. Frankly it’s one good reason to code lean/mean themes yourself and not buy of the shelf, but that’s just … Read more
Now in saving function … in which hook ? if you do this in “save_post_CPT”, it doesn’t work because this hook is called a first time a the object creation then you have to do this : add_action(“save_post_CPT”, function ($object_ID, \WP_Post $object, $update) { if (!$update) { // new object, here you can define default … Read more
What the OP is asking for (IMHO) is a safe way to check for a hacked site without accessing the site, because OP is worried about putting the OP’s system in a possible compromise. My thought: download all of the files from the site to a local folder. Look at the local files for anything … Read more
How to Password Protect whole site except for some subdirectories
If you are looking for some kind of “set it up and forget it” security solution, then you are going to be disappointed. There are things that can help mitigate risks, such as firewalls and obscuring your installation, but ultimately a site will only be as secure as the software that runs it and the … Read more
To answer your question, you can find the original file in the WordPress Github repository. However, when a WordPress website is hacked and has malware infected files it is recommended to reinstall the entire site with a clean install (without plugins), check the database for infected entries and change all (WordPress, database, etc) passwords. When … Read more
Delete all custom posts then upload a new CSV of events
First check that it’s not empty, then typecast to a string value as a security precaution, because it’s always possible for this to be submitted as an array; e.g., by an attacker. Then unslash, sanitize, and continue by checking length and anything else that you’d like to validate. if ( ! empty( $_POST[‘contact_msg’] ) ){ … Read more