As a web hosting provider, we receive daily questions from our subscribers about certain emails that they are not sure whether they are authentic or not. In most cases, these are so-called phishing …
Imunify360 is a comprehensive security platform for servers used for web hosting. The system features highly customised and integrated functionalities for proactive server protection and …
X.509 digital certificates are files used to confirm an organisation’s identity and protect the integrity of data. These are a variety of digitally encoded or signed documents, including …
WordPress is by far the most popular web content management system (CMS) today, as many websites are based on it. Because of its popularity, it is often hacked by hackers, who …
Email Spoofing is a form of cyber attack in which an attacker sends an email with forged sender information. This makes it look at first glance as if the message was sent by a trusted …
If you are using the File Manager plugin on your WordPress website, make sure you have at least version 6.9 installed.Check below what can happen if you are using any of the …
On 23 July 2020, the Threat Intelligence (Wordfence) team discovered a vulnerability in two Elegant Themes graphical templates, Divi and Extra, as well as in the Divi Builder plugin. These products are …
Even if you just have a basic page with a contact form, you can quickly fall victim to online attackers and spammers. Apart from contact forms, the most common …
Even if you visit a website that uses the secure HTTPS protocol, your DNS query is sent over an insecure connection. For example, if you click on https://podjetje.com, web attackers can see …
Don’t have an SSL certificate installed on your website? Starting with version 68, Google Chrome will warn users when they are on a page that is running on an insecure HTTP protocol. V …
Using an SSL certificate on a website brings a number of benefits – increased trust among web visitors, higher rankings in search results, etc. One of the most important benefits is …
Interested in buying an SSL certificate? In addition to a domain or business certificate, you can also opt for an extended one. This is particularly suitable for larger companies who want to make their websites …
Have you ever come across a website while browsing the web that displayed a security warning that the site had a web virus? Have you checked the security exception and, despite the warning, …
Online attackers take every opportunity to abuse a website or its data. We’ve blogged before about how to launch an attack via a contact or sign-up form and how to …
If you follow our blog regularly, it’s clear to you that SSL certificates have become a “must-have” for every website. For those of you who don’t know much about security certificates, let me briefly …
Online attackers are lurking on every website. Even if you just have a basic web presentation and a contact form, you can quickly fall victim to web viruses or SPAM senders…
Hundreds of unsolicited comments, constant emails with suspicious links, a completely inadequate newsletter subscriber base, registration of fake people … Are you one of the …
Since 2014, Google has recommended that websites run on the secure HTTPS protocol. This advice was initially mostly followed only by online shops. But that all changed when Google announced that …
For those of you who have multiple domains and would like to protect them, there is a simple solution. Protect the carrier domain and two additional domains using one Multi-Domain SSL certificate. In combination with additional SAN …
Have you noticed, while checking your website on Google, that suspicious links appear in the list of results that you know nothing about? It is very likely that your site has fallen victim to …
WordPress is the most widely used tool for building websites, with 27% of all websites, or more than 60 million websites, built with it. That’s a great figure for WordPress owners, but it’s also …
Have friends informed you that they have been sent messages from your email account with suspicious attachments or links to even more suspicious websites? If you have web hosting …
In January this year, we wrote on our blog about whether your WordPress website had fallen victim to online attackers. We explained that 99.99% of the time, these are automated hacking attempts …
The global organisations that issue SSL certificates have different methods in place for verifying individuals and companies. These vary depending on the type of certificate. The process for verifying a domain …
Do you have a website through which personal or other sensitive information is exchanged? If visitors can register or make a purchase on your site, you must be in this group…
WordPress is the most popular free tool for building a website without any prior knowledge. This is well known to online attackers, who try to …
Since the end of 2015, SSL certificates can be obtained free of charge. This is made possible by Let’s Encrypt (LE for short), a certificate issuer that also prides itself on automation and open source. What exactly does this …
2017 may mean the farewell of HTTP. At the beginning of September this year, Google Chrome’s security department announced on their blog that they would be seriously cracking down on websites that use HTTP to download …
One of the easiest and most affordable ways to improve your online sales results is to install an SSL certificate. Although the process is really simple, most online …
If you have your own website, there is a chance that it could be the victim of a cyber-attack. We strongly recommend that you check the three most common types of online attacks so that you can protect yourself.
Every day, many online shops are created with the intention of harming visitors to the site. They want to get contact, personal or financial information from you. Misuse of data can also lead to …
A security certificate whose primary purpose is to secure data transmitted between a server and a website visitor’s browser is called an SSL certificate. It is applicable to any …
In the past, when I was even less skilled in “informatics” and all that goes with it, I found some of the slogans downright bizarre. At first I thought it was just some geek competition to see who …