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WP Briefing: Episode 15: A Very WordPress Blooper

Ever wonder what it’s like behind the scenes of WP Briefing? Listen in on this episode for a little levity and Josepha’s bloopers. Have a question you’d like answered? You can submit them to wpbriefing@wordpress.org, either written or as a voice...
How to monitor WooCommerce product and store changes

How to monitor WooCommerce product and store changes

WooCommerce-powered websites are hubs of activity where even a small, innocuous change can severely impact your business. Hence, it is crucial to keep a log of the changes you and your team make to the store, products, orders, and other essential variables that make...

XSS Vulnerability Patched in SEOPress Affects 100,000 sites

On July 29, 2021 the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team initiated the responsible disclosure process for a vulnerability that we discovered in SEOPress, a WordPress plugin installed on over 100,000 sites. This flaw made it possible for an attacker to inject arbitrary...
WordPress Malware Camouflaged As Code

WordPress Malware Camouflaged As Code

In today’s post we discuss emerging techniques that attackers are using to hide the presence of malware. In the example we discuss below, the attacker’s goal is to make everything look routine to an analyst so that they do not dig deeper and discover the presence of...
Adobe Patches Critical Magento Vulnerabilities in Recent Update

Adobe Patches Critical Magento Vulnerabilities in Recent Update

Adobe has recently released several critical security patches for both their open source and commercial versions of their ecommerce platform. There are a total of 18 security vulnerabilities patched according to Adobe, although they list only 16 specific issues in the...
Best Practices for Web Form Security

Best Practices for Web Form Security

Web form security  ⁠— the set of tools and practices intended to protect web forms from attacks and abuse ⁠— is one of the most critical aspects of overall website security. Web forms allow users to interact with your site and enable a lot of useful functionality....
WordPress Vulnerability Report: August 2021, Part 2

WordPress Vulnerability Report: August 2021, Part 2

Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities, and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable...
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