How a single security breach can destroy months or years of SEO work—and what marketers need to know to protect their rankings
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What to Do When Your Website Shows a Malware Warning: Your Complete Action Plan
Emergency guide for website owners facing malware warnings—what it means, what to do right now, and how to fix it fast
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WordPress Hacked? Step-by-Step Recovery Process Explained
You’ve just discovered your WordPress site has been hacked. Your heart is racing, panic is setting in, and you’re wondering: “Can I fix this? Will I lose everything? How much will this cost?”
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How to Tell If Your Website Has Malware: 15 Warning Signs You Can’t Ignore
Right now, as you’re reading this, your website could be infected with malware—and you might not even know it. That’s the terrifying reality of modern website infections. Unlike a broken link or a crashed page, malware often operates silently in the background, stealing data, infecting visitors, and damaging your reputation while everything appears normal on the surface.
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How Hackers Find and Target Vulnerable Websites: Inside the Mind of a Cyber Attacker
Every 39 seconds, a cyberattack occurs somewhere on the internet. Your website isn’t just sitting quietly on a server waiting for legitimate visitors—it’s constantly being probed, scanned, and tested by automated systems and human attackers looking for weaknesses.
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Managed Website Security vs. One-Time Cleanup: Which Do You Need?
You’ve just discovered your website has been compromised, or perhaps you’re being proactive about security before something goes wrong. Either way, you’re faced with an important decision: should you invest in ongoing managed website security, or is a one-time cleanup sufficient?
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Lampion Banking Trojan Evolves with ClickFix Social Engineering: A Comprehensive Threat Analysis
Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated evolution of the Lampion banking trojan campaign, marking a significant escalation in cyber threats targeting Portuguese-speaking financial institutions. This long-running operation, active since at least 2019, has undergone substantial tactical refinements, incorporating the rapidly emerging ClickFix social engineering technique that has proven devastatingly effective across the global threat landscape.
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8.7 Million WordPress Attacks in 48 Hours: What Your Business Must Know
Recent threat-intelligence data show that in just 48 hours, over 8.7 million attack attempts targeted websites built on WordPress. The scale and speed of these attacks underline the critical importance of raising your WordPress security level — especially if your organization uses WP for corporate sites, landing pages or content hubs.
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Attackers Exploiting Critical WSUS Vulnerability – What It Means for Your Enterprise
Security teams have been alerted that a critical flaw in Microsoft’s WSUS product (used for patch management in many enterprises) is being actively exploited in the wild. This isn’t just a vulnerability to patch — it highlights broader risk in patch-management infrastructure and the need for heightened vigilance.
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The Rising Threat of ClickFix Attacks: Why Copy-Paste Malware Is Breaking Through Traditional Defenses
A new attack technique is quietly becoming one of the most prevalent cybersecurity threats of 2025. Known as ClickFix, FileFix, or fake CAPTCHA attacks, this social engineering method has seen explosive growth, with some studies reporting increases of up to 517% in just six months. Major organizations including Kettering Health, DaVita, and the City of St. Paul have all fallen victim to these increasingly sophisticated attacks.
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