Security
Poor Passwords Are the Attack Vector, Not WordPress
A media company in Australia noticed something wrong when Chinese-language content started appearing in their Google search results. Not on their site. In Google’s index.
A media company in Australia noticed something wrong when Chinese-language content started appearing in their Google search results. Not on their site. In Google’s index.
In 2017, Caldera Forms was one of the most widely recommended contact form plugins for WordPress. It had a clean codebase, responsive developers, a loyal
There are roughly 60,000 plugins in the WordPress directory. For a trades business in New Zealand — a plumber, a flooring installer, a welding shop
A New Zealand tourism site went down because of a slider. The hosting environment moved to PHP 7.4. The homepage slider plugin was incompatible. The
Open Source Guarantees Longevity That No Proprietary Platform Can Let me walk you through a graveyard. Not a metaphorical one — an actual list of
Most hosting comparisons focus on storage, bandwidth, uptime percentages, and support labels. The expensive failures usually happen somewhere else.
Someone recently posted on LinkedIn about a client site that broke after a theme update. The reason? All the custom code had been added directly
A hosting provider enables Redis caching to speed up a WooCommerce store. Five minutes later, every product image on the site disappears. Redis had nothing
The Invisible Attack Slowing Down WooCommerce Stores Since March 2026, we’ve been tracking a pattern of bot traffic targeting WooCommerce stores. It doesn’t deface your
A client messages their web developer in a panic. They’ve just checked their old domain on a DNS propagation checker and the results look wrong.