WordPress Vulnerability Discovered

If you are currently running WordPress 4.9.6 or older, which is currently all installations, a new critical vulnerability has been discovered. According to reports it allows “an attacker the capability to delete any file of the WordPress installation”. It seems there is some debate whether this is a big deal or not. If a hacker…

Good Morning Vietnam!

When I woke up this morning I checked my email and came across thirteen Wordfence Alerts from a clients website. There was a coordinated attempt occurring to brute force a login into the WordPress admin. Luckily the admin username is not common or guessable. It started at 12:22 am and it is still going on…

R.I.P. Net Neutrality

Today the FCC’s rules governing Net Neutrality ended. The concept behind net neutrality was simple: the principle that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites. Now your Internet Service Provider can restrict access to any website they want,…

Critical Flaw to Drupal, Time to Update

If you are running your website using the Drupal content management system then you should pay attention. There is a serious flaw in Drupal versions 7 and 8 that will allow an attacker to compromise your web site. Below is the security advisory from the Drupal Security Team. A remote code execution vulnerability exists within multiple…