How to fix: “The site ahead contains harmful programs”

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/08/2024

Are you having problems with your website? Is there a warning page appearing before you can access your site, notifying you that there might be issues that could affect its performance or security? This can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you want your visitors to have a smooth browsing experience.

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The Art of Rejection of Content Injection

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/08/2024

WordPress, one of the most popular content management systems, faces ongoing security threats, with content injection vulnerabilities being particularly concerning in versions 4.7.0 and 4.7.1. These exploits allow attackers to manipulate website content without the owner's consent, jeopardizing the site's integrity and reputation.

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Wordpress Vulnerability Compromises Tens Of Thousands Of Websites

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/08/2024

I recently wrote about a zero-day flaw in WordPress that allowed hackers to bypass permission limitations, enabling them to view, edit, delete, and create posts. Initially, WordPress did not disclose the vulnerability, opting to work on a patch instead, which left many users unaware and still using outdated versions like 4.7.0 or 4.7.1. As a result, many site admins neglected to update, exposing themselves to attacks.

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Thousands of websites affected by jQuery malware issue

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/08/2024

At FixHacked, we stay alert to developments in online security. During quieter times, it’s essential to highlight known hacks or those we think we’re protected against. This time, we're focusing on jQuery hacks. These fake injections have been a popular tactic among hackers since jQuery became widely used. With its popularity, vulnerabilities arise, attracting hackers eager to exploit them.

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How to identify a hacked WordPress website

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/08/2024

Have you been experiencing issues with your WordPress site? Is it displaying erratic behavior or are your links not working correctly? If so, you may have been hacked. Follow the steps in this post to identify and resolve these issues. Isn't it great when your WordPress site runs flawlessly?orris

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NextGEN Gallery For WordPress SQL Injection Vulnerability

Created by Boris Grishenko•10/07/2024

Have you been targeted by SQL malicious code injection in WordPress? Are you using the NextGEN Gallery plugin? Read on to learn how to respond to and remove this threat. In my pursuit of fixing every WordPress vulnerability, it often feels like I’m navigating a treacherous path—just as I address one issue, ten more arise.

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