
Stop and do this before you update to WordPress 5.5 but it will be worthwhile
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WordPress 5.5, code named "Eckstine, was released earlier this week, and it is the second major release of 2020 packed with a lot of improvements.

Hackers exploit Google Analytics to steal credit card details
Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new technique for stealing…
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Site Admin2015-10-20 09:11:382020-07-19 12:19:52Protect Now against Brute Force Amplification Attacks Against WordPress XML-RPC
WP Super Cache patches vulnerability in 1.4.5
Last week a security patch was released for WP Super Cache. The…
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WordPress 4.2.4 Security Release
A new version of WordPress is out, addressing six issues, including…
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South Africans think passwords aren’t valuable
Almost 20% of South Africans are not aware of the value of passwords,…

Cyber-spy tracking Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
The recent discovery of a cyber-spying campaign by Kaspersky,…
