Web site hacking;what does it mean
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Website hacking – what does it mean? & What WordPress security issues you should be aware of In this section, I think it will be enough to list several major technical ways how your website (or server-side infrastructure) can be hacked, so that you could grasp the overall picture: (the ways how to protect from these and other hacks are given in one of the next sections below) To know more click here http://metakave.com/website-hacking-what-does-it-mean-what-wordpress-security-issues-you-should-be-aware-of/
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Today is the age of computer and internet. More and more people are creating their own websites to market their products and earn more profit from it. Having our own website will definitely help us in getting more customers purchasing our products but at the same time we can also attract hackers to play around with our website. If we have not taken enough care to protect our website from hackers then our business can even come to an end because of these hackers. If we own a website, then we might know the importance of ensuring that our website is safe from viruses and hackers.
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- 1. Website hacking – what does it mean? & What WordPress security issues you should be aware of In this section, it will be enough to list several major technical ways how website (or server-side infrastructure) can be hacked, so that someone could grasp the overall picture: (the ways how to protect from these and other hacks are given in one of the next sections below)
- 3. Web Site Hacking MetaKave.com • Guessing admin name and password – hacking scripts just make tons of requests and finally guess login credentials • Sending a malicious command to database • Changing the code of website
- 4. Web Site Hacking MetaKave.com • Changing websites scripts to control users’ browser
- 5. Web Site Hacking MetaKave.com • Input forms to steal sensitive information like credit card credentials or admin user/password • Stealing authentication and session information to be able to use login and password
- 6. Web Site Hacking MetaKave.com Stealing cookies, the hacks can be done on these levels: • client level (operation system and browser) • website level (software, e.g. WordPress, plugins) • server level (e.g. hosting) • network level (connection breaches, e.g. insecure wi- fi)
- 7. Web Site Hacking MetaKave.com • The most scary thing is that someone may even not notice that he or she have been hacked • But a malicious code can be on website doing its harm for business and even for visitors silently
- 8. How Website Can Be Hacked MetaKave.com
- 9. How Website Can Be Hacked MetaKave.com • Hacking is constantly evolving game • New methods and vulnerabilities are discovered and used by hackers year by year
- 10. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com Here are the general vulnerable spots directly connected with your WordPress website: • WordPress core
- 11. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com Here are the general vulnerable spots directly connected with your WordPress website: • Hosting vulnerabilities • Insecurities in WordPress themes • Plugins security breaches • Insecure passwords • Website file access insecure permissions
- 12. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com • Hackers have a lot of potential because of people’s predictability, laziness or lack of awareness
- 13. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com • For example, less than 17% of WP sites use the most recent WP version as of time of writing this • It means that majority of WP sites can be hacked much easier • So it’s people who are lazy to keep their WordPress version up to date
- 14. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com • Although WordPress core is pretty secure WordPress add-ons such as themes and plugins are not reliable • The speaker says WP plugins are generally not secure at all and it’s not exaggeration
- 15. WordPress Security Issue should be aware of MetaKave.com • All these weaknesses in plugins, themes etc take place for laziness of developers and lack of developer’s expertise in security • Serious providers update products regularly fixing new security weaknesses
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