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Google is going to start penalizing websites that run fake tech support ads, while simultaneously buffing their ad security.

Having your website hacked does more damage than you may think. In this article, we explore how having your website hacked could put your entire organization at risk.

Sucuri recently released their 2017 Hacked Website Trend Report,  which analyzed 34,000+ compromised websites. Today, we're going to break the report down into segments and dissect Sucuri's findings.

WordPress security risks are increasing, and because of its popularity WordPress is a prime target for hackers. Are the risks becoming to great?

A security team discovered a critical vulnerability in the Drupal system. The Remote Code Execution allow hackers to trigger code across networks and platforms

WordPress security firms continue to find plugins with hidden backdoors for popular OSS CMS software.

The problem with OSS is not that programs are built without security in mind; its weakness is that hackers can scan the code for vulnerabilities.

We’ve all heard it before: WordPress is “not secure.” The same claim has been made about other open source content management systems (CMS) such as Drupal and Joomla. But WHY is WordPress not secure?