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Gain insights into the latest security measures, best practices, and tools to keep your website safe from threats and vulnerabilities.
Google Starts Serious Security Talks With the CMS Community
Last week, Chicago was the coldest place on earth! This was all over the news. The…
TLS 1.3 and OCSP Stapling -Two Ways to Make HTTPS Sites Faster
For the last few years, the trend of moving towards encrypted browsing through HTTPS has been…
SiteGround is now GDPR Compliant
Over a year ago, SiteGround began the important task of preparing for the General Data Protection…
Watch Our Free Webinar on GDPR: What Is GDPR and What Is Your Host’s Role in It?
Last week we had a webinar with SiteGround’s Senior Legal Advisor - Maya Stoyanova talking about…
How is SiteGround Getting Ready for the GDPR?
We are receiving more and more inquiries from clients asking if SiteGround will be GDPR-compliant. With…
Free Let’s Encrypt Wildcard SSL
Starting today, all SiteGround customers can get a free Let’s Encrypt Wildcard SSL. This will make…
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IMPORTANT: YITH WooCommerce Wishlist Protection Added
Тoday, a serious vulnerability issue with one of the vastly used Yith plugins - the WooCommerce…
NextGEN Vulnerability Patched on SiteGround Hosting
Yesterday, our partners from Sucuri discovered a serious SQL injection vulnerability in one of the most…
Cloudflare HTTPS and WAF Update
UPDATESince the launch of our own in-house built Content Delivery Network – SiteGround CDN, we are…
Are You Ready to Get Hacked?
In the security world, the following advice seems to be gold: keep templates and plugins up…
Linux kernel local root exploit (CVE-2016-8655) fixed
Yesterday a Linux kernel local root exploit was found and reported. One more time our dedicated…
Dirty COW Linux Kernel Vulnerability Fixed
Last week a very serious vulnerability in the Linux kernel, the so called Dirty COW, was reported.…
