Category: Wordpress Malware

The latest worldwide malware attack, that of the already famous WannaCry, has not only revealed the security of hundreds of companies in half the world but also how much we get involved sometimes when it comes to handling the terminology of these threats.  In general, we always call all this a …

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 …