Here, we go over how common types of attacks that can abuse a WordPress site (defacement, phishing lures, etc.) and these attacks can abuse your visitors and Google’s involvement in this process.
I’ll also convey stories on clients who lost money from these attacks and the impact on their business.
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Victor Santoyo
Runner
Video Game Enthusiast
Technical Sales Engineer
@sucurisecurity
@v_santoyo
3. @sucurisecurity
@v_santoyo
“As website owners we have a responsibility to
1)ensure that those that interact with our websites have a safe online
experience and
2)to be good stewards of the internet by ensuring our websites aren’t
abusing its resources.”
Tony Perez | Sucuri
34. @sucurisecurity
@v_santoyo
What Can You Do?
1. Update, Update, Update
2. Extension Selection
3. Default CMS/Config Settings
4. File Permissions
5. Hosting Response
6. Sensible User Access
7. One Site, One Server
8. Backups
9. SSL
10. Passwords mean P@s5w0rD$
35. @sucurisecurity
@v_santoyo
“As website owners we have a
responsibility to
1)ensure that those that interact
with our websites have a safe
online experience and
2)to be good stewards of the
internet by ensuring our websites
aren’t abusing its resources.”
Tony Perez | Sucuri
36. Thank you & Happy !
Victor Santoyo
@v_santoyo
blog.sucuri.net
@sucurisecurity