Security – Page 2 – JDM Digital

January 2014

Disable WordPress File Editor

The problem with the WordPress file editor is that it allows users to run PHP code on your site. Anytime a user is able to run their own code, this presents a security risk. If an insecure admin account is hacked, the WordPress file editor is the gateway through which a full-fledged attack can be …

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November 2013

Locked Out of Your WordPress Site?

Locked yourself out of your own WordPress site? It happens to the best of us. Here’s how to get back in.

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December 2012

All I want for Christmas is an Upgrade

Just in time for the holidays, a new version of WordPress has been released. WordPress 3.5, nicknamed “Elvin”, sports some really cool features. More importantly, it offers security patches to prevent malicious code insertion. For a limited time, JDM is offering a flat-rate special for upgrading our clients’ WordPress website.

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September 2012

GoDaddy is Down and So Are You

No it’s not just you. GoDaddy is down at the moment and (somehow) they’ve taken millions of sites down with them. According to the official GoDaddy Twitter account the company is aware of the issue and is working to resolve it. For the latest updates, check out Techcrunch’s coverage (obviously not hosted with GoDaddy). Thinking …

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April 2012

Lockdown WordPress

Over the last few weeks, we’ve noticed a considerable uptick in WordPress CMS site hacks (even GoDaddy got hacked). Although we’re not sure what might be causing this, we do know a few quick ways to get your house in order thanks to the security pros at Sucuri. 1. Scan & Buy Sucuri If you …

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