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Push Notification WordPress Malware A team of security researchers tracked malicious domains for push notification malware in WordPress. This campaign was combined with the ongoing redirection to unknown URLs in WordPress sites. A few domains where the redirection is happening include inpagepush[.]com, asoulrox[.]com and iclickcdn[.]com, justcannabis[.]online, 0.realhelpcompany[.]ga, fast.helpmart[.]ga/m[.]js?w=085, etc. Hackers …

Attacks targeting vulnerabilities in WordPress themes and plugins have only gotten worse in recent months.  The already ongoing attack campaign on WordPress plugins – Elementor Pro, The Ultimate Addons of Elementor seems to have taken a new turn with redirect hack campaigns surfacing redirecting users to malicious digestcolect [.] com, …

WordPress Redirecting to Phishing Pages is hackers’ most common WordPress vulnerability and is also one of the most dangerous attacks on WordPress.  Although the initial attack has been eliminated. A new strain of malware redirects the website to phishing pages such as Microsoft’s outlook, security, antivirus companies and known malicious …

Is your WordPress website redirecting users to fake tech support websites? If yes, your website could be hacked. Such WordPress hacked redirect attacks are quite common where malware redirects visitors of a particular website to unwanted websites, phishing pages, or domains controlled by hackers. Example of this was seen in …