How to install WordPress using Softaculous, using the client’s domain as an example. To easily install WordPress using the Softaculous Installer, go to cPanel, then enter Softaculous Apps Installer. Then select WordPress from the listContinue reading
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Is Litespeed faster than Apache?
Currently, most websites work on the Apache web server, which is often used by hosting companies due to its capabilities and the lack of license fees. An alternative and increasingly used choice is Litespeed. WhatContinue reading
Adding reCAPTCHA in WordPress for Contact Form 7 plugin.
It is often that we come across attempts at sending unwanted SPAM messages from unsafe forms in WordPress. The solution most widely used on web services is „CAPTCHA”. It is a solution engineered by GoogleContinue reading
Changing domain name in WordPress
During changing our domain,where we have wordpress to another we meet a problem with changing site url addresses and wordpress’s addresses which are assigned to actual installation. We will show a few ways to editContinue reading
Hosting protection against attack of logging into WordPress
For a long time, we have been observing increasingly frequent attacks involving attempts to log into WordPress. It’s about trying to break a password. These are references to the address /wp-admin but most of itContinue reading
Do you use the Duplicator plugin? Be sure to read it!
Duplicator is a popular backup plugin (over 1 million downloads), site cloning or migration. Unfortunately, vulnerability has recently been detected that allows remote code execution. What can such an attack manifest itself? If strange contentContinue reading
Turning on the SSL certificate in WordPress – guide
Turning on the SSL certificate in WordPress If You want your site working on secure connection, or the method you use does not work fully, I encourage you to read this guide. A secure, encryptedContinue reading
Infected WordPress Plugins
Thousands of WordPress, Joomla and Drupal plugins have been discovered that contained a “gateway” that would allow access without user’s knowledge. By accessing fake websites that resembled the original ones, the Internet user actually downloadedContinue reading