Practical WordPress security guides: malware, brute force, bots, firewall and much more — explained step by step, no filler.
One Monday morning, SeenSecure’s File Integrity Monitor sent us an alert on one of the sites we manage: the root...
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You turn on your firewall in blocking mode, everything runs perfectly for days… and suddenly a customer messages you saying...
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You check your WordPress attack logs expecting to see scattered addresses from random people around the world, and instead you...
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You’ve got rate limiting turned on, blocking IPs that send too many requests, and your server still goes down the...
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Imagine connecting to a coffee shop’s wifi to check your WordPress, and without you knowing it, someone on that same...
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A badly chosen plugin is one of the most common ways a WordPress site ends up compromised — not because...
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Most attacks on WordPress aren’t after your data, your content, or even your money. They’re after something almost nobody suspects:...
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Your WordPress and a complete stranger’s on the other side of the world can receive, on the same day, practically...
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If you’re reading this, something’s wrong: maybe Google is warning you that your site is dangerous, your visitors are telling...
Read more →When your WordPress is under a real attack is not the time to be mentally translating every button. SeenSecure is...
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You just installed SeenSecure and see a bunch of tabs: Firewall, Anti-Bot, Scanner, Login, IPs, Hardening, Backups… where do you...
Read more →Most security plugins treat “bot blocking” as a single rule: yes or no. SeenSecure splits it into 5 independent layers,...
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