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Automate WordPress tasks and you’ll be able to cut down on a lot of the stuff you have to do to make your website purr along happily, like creating content, maintenance tasks, security checks, getting rid of malware, backups of…
How to Detect Wp-feed.php and Wp-tmp.php in WordPress and Remove Malicious Ads
As a WordPress website owner, the last thing you need is malicious content on your home page. Yet spam ads regularly plague WordPress sites with attacks that exploit its vulnerabilities, allowing harmful wp-feed.php and wp-tmp.php files past. Wp-tmp.php and wp-feed.php…
The Plesk WP Toolkit 5.5 Now Available
After five minor WP Toolkit v5.4.x releases it’s time to unveil WP Toolkit v5.5, publicly available now! Let’s go through the changes introduced in this major update: WP Toolkit Action Logs Finalized WP Toolkit action logs were first added in…
New WordPress Hosting Team Reps with Plesk’s Lucas Radke
WordPress is a tool used by millions daily, but most of us don’t know what happens behind the scenes. In order to provide the very best solutions in record time, one of WordPress’ innovative methods is through supporting an open…
Advanced Techniques for Building an Email List
Most experienced WordPress marketers and website owners know the value of an accurate email marketing list made up of high-quality leads. But it might surprise you to learn that the efficacy of email marketing appears to be increasing by the…
Plesk WP Toolkit 5.4 Release: Action Log, wp-cron Management Workflow, SSL Support, and More
WP Toolkit v5.4 has been in development for over two months, during which the team has produced four minor product updates. Now, it’s time to present the second major release of WP Toolkit in 2021 to the public. Read on…
The Plesk WP Toolkit 5.3 is Now Available
The first WP Toolkit release of 2021 is now publicly available — please welcome WP Toolkit v5.3 This release is focused on fixing issues reported by customers, improving performance, and making sure we can properly handle working with both outdated PHP…
Wordfence vs Sucuri – WordPress Security Plugins Comparison
Sucuri vs Wordfence – which plugin ensures full WordPress security? This is a question that lots of WordPress website owners find themselves pondering. In these days of state-sponsored attacks, organized crime gangs, and bedroom hacktivists, getting watertight cybersecurity for your…
Best WordPress Caching Plugins Comparison
WordPress caching plugins is a complex topic for many people (especially newcomers), and there’s a lot to cover in any guide. A comprehensive exploration of WordPress caching might even demand a whole book — which we obviously don’t have the…
An Overview of PHP Vulnerabilities – WordPress Perspective
You probably already know that WordPress websites are vulnerable to brute force attacks, called so because they just try over and over again to guess your username and password combination. But in the never-ending arms race between hackers and site…