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Simple Ways to Implement All-around WordPress Security
WordPress powers close to 40% of all websites (W3Techs, November 2026), which makes it the most attacked CMS on the internet. Every new install gets probed within hours: bots try default logins, scan for vulnerable plugins, post spam into comment and registration forms, and look for a way to drop malware. Securing a WordPress site…
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Important Update: Changes to Our Frontend Malware Scanner
We are always looking for ways to improve your experience with website security. As such, we will sunset the Frontend Malware Scanner within our plugin on December 1st, 2024. Why the change? Where will this take us? We’re focusing our resources on making our Malware Web Scanner even more powerful! This robust tool scans and…
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How to use Google Fonts WordPress plugin: A Simple Guide
Want to give your WordPress website a professional and stylish look? Google Fonts is the perfect tool to elevate your site’s typography. By adding a wide range of free, high-quality fonts to your website, you can enhance its visual appeal and readability. How to Install the Google Fonts Plugin How to Use the Google Fonts…
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Improved Accuracy in Your Personal Area Widget
We’ve been busy bees making your personal area widget even more helpful. Now you’ll have a clearer picture of how we’re protecting your site from spam. And a special shout-out to those of you who shared your thoughts – your feedback is what helps us make these improvements! We’re excited about these changes because it…
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Security vulnerability in CleanTalk plugins fixed – please update your plugins
There was a security vulnerability, that was discovered in both Anti-Spam (versions <= 6.43.2) and Security & Malware scan (versions <= 2.145). The vulnerability was relevant to some users, who had created an account, but hadn’t inputed the Access Key. The vulnerability was discovered, but wasn’t exploited. We’ve taken immediate action to address this issue…
