Fake WordPress plugin repository distributing malware.
We mentioned a few weeks ago fake WordPress websites used by hackers to distribute malware via malicious plugins installed on their victims blog. Hackers have lately…
Protecting NinjaFirewall’s PHP INI file.
If your installation of NinjaFirewall requires a PHP INI file (php.ini, .user.ini, php5.ini) you may need to deny access to it, depending on your webserver configuration.…
Upgrading to PHP 7 with NinjaFirewall installed.
All editions of NinjaFirewall (WP, WP+, Pro and Pro+) are compatible with the latest PHP 7. However, because the firewall needs to be loaded by PHP…
Restricting access to NinjaFirewall (WP Edition) settings.
Starting from version 1.8.1, it is possible to restrict access to NinjaFirewall (WP+/WP Edition) menu and settings. Note: Restrictions apply to single sites only, not to…
Fake wordpress-update.com site used to distribute malware via malicious plugins.
In recent days, we have worked on several infected WordPress websites that all had the particularity of having the same malicious plugin installed: Hackers gained access…