Decryption Failure, Full Takeover: Inside the WPvivid Backup RCE (CVE-2026-1357)
A missing return-value check in WPvivid Backup and Migration turned a failed RSA decryption into an unauthenticated remote…
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What Are CAA Records and Why Your WordPress Site Should Have Them
CAA records tell the world which Certificate Authorities are allowed to issue SSL certificates for your domain. Here…
Permissions Policy: How to Stop Websites from Accessing Your Camera, Microphone, and More
Permissions Policy lets you control which browser features are allowed on your site - camera, microphone, geolocation, clipboard…
What Is Content Security Policy and Why Your WordPress Site Needs It
Content Security Policy (CSP) is one of the most powerful browser security features available today. Learn what it…
LatePoint Agents, Admin Passwords, and One Missing Check: Inside CVE-2026-1566
A privilege escalation flaw in LatePoint lets users with the Agent role rebind customer records to the site…
Locked Out of Your Own Site? How to Recover Access When Trusti Security Blocks You
WordPress Locked Out Recovery. You enabled Brute Force Protection in Trusti Security, and now you are looking at…
SQL Injection in WordPress: What It Actually Looks Like (And Why $wpdb->prepare() Matters)
SQL injection is one of the most misunderstood vulnerabilities in web security. Here's a concrete, technical look at…
CVE-2026-3585: Path Traversal in The Events Calendar Exposes Site Credentials
A path traversal vulnerability in The Events Calendar (CVE-2026-3585) shows how a skipped update and a lingering author…
CVE-2025-13486: The Unauthenticated RCE That Slipped Into 100,000 WordPress Sites
A CVSS 9.8 Remote Code Execution flaw in Advanced Custom Fields: Extended left 100,000 WordPress sites open to…
The Admin Account Nobody Created
A routine WordPress maintenance check turns up two unfamiliar admin accounts - and a 9.8 CVSS vulnerability hiding…