Security Blog
Useful information and technical details if you want to know more how to protect WordPress from modern threats effectively
Traffic Inspector in a nutshell
Traffic Inspector screens all suspicious requests and blocks them before they can harm a website. This security algorithm is enabled by default and in the vast majority of cases requires no configuration. It will be improved based on the knowledge we get during collecting and analyzing hacker attack patterns in our Cerber Lab. [...]
WordPress 4.9.1 Security and Maintenance Release
WordPress 4.9.1 is now available. This is a security and maintenance release for all versions since WordPress 3.7. We strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately.
How to stop spam form submissions on your WordPress
Cerber antispam and bot detection engine is capable to protect all contact and registration forms on a website. It’s compatible with virtually any form.
Brute-force, DoS, and DDoS attacks – what’s the difference?
Let's make things clear with these intruder activities that happens every day on any website. How are they dangerous? What tools or plugin can mitigate them? What are chances that we can do that successfully?
Best WordPress Plugins for Two-Factor Authentication
Two-Factor Authentication plugins for WordPress allow you to use a mobile phone to verify yourself before you get inside.
Do not trust those fake domain confirmation emails
If you ever receive a letter any kind that requests to create, download or install some PHP code on your website you must ignore it.
Using IP Access Lists to protect WordPress
IP Access Lists (commonly referred to as ACLs) are intended to restrict access to vital WordPress functions, WordPress login and registration forms from unwanted computers and bots. The WP Cerber plugin supports two types of access lists: White IP Access List and Black IP Access List. Both access lists are manually managed by [...]