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13 02, 2017

15 Handy Tricks to Secure your WordPress Website

Aakanksha Patel2025-04-26T20:33:35+00:00Categories: Open Source|

WordPress is the most popular and widely used Content Management System in the world. An endless amount of websites have been developed and will inevitably continue to be. The popularity of WordPress doesn’t show signs of slowing down, it is projected that the number of WordPress sites will continue to increase exponentially for many years to come, indefinitely. Due to the extreme popularity of WordPress, security is a major concern- its flexibility and the easy-to-tweak code will attract hackers to integrate glitches throughout its system. Read 15 WordPress security tips to make sure your WordPress site is safe from hackers!

9 02, 2017

New Security Patch (SUPEE-9652), CE/EE 2.1.4 & 2.0.12 and EE 1.14.3.2, CE 1.9.3.2 Released

Aakanksha Patel2025-04-26T20:42:47+00:00Categories: Magento|

Magento has recently released some product and security updates. These new versions provide a range of improvements, including a fix for the recently discovered Zend Framework 1 security vulnerability and quality updates to catalog, payments, and sales modules in Magento 2.

17 01, 2017

20 Tips To Make Your Magento Store More Secure

Aakanksha Patel2025-04-26T20:40:58+00:00Categories: Magento|

Magento is a widely used open source eCommerce software. A Magento store is also prone to be a target of malicious activities by malware and hackers. And when transacting online, using credit cards or other mode of payment, security is of utmost importance. Even though Magento gets patched for security reasons on a regular basis, below is the detailed list of best practices which can be applied on Magento to mitigate the vulnerabilities.

16 01, 2017

New Zend Framework Security Vulnerability

Aakanksha Patel2025-04-26T20:31:38+00:00Categories: Magento|

A new Magento vulnerability has been found in a Zend Framework 1 and 2 EMAIL COMPONENT. The component is used by all Magento 1 and Magento 2 software and other PHP solutions. This vulnerability is serious and can lead to a remote code execution attack if your server uses Sendmail as a mail transport agent.

23 11, 2016

Top Reasons: Why to Migrate from Magento 1 To Magento 2?

Aakanksha Patel2025-04-26T15:47:48+00:00Categories: Magento|

Magento 2 is faster. M2 supports PHP 7, which frequently delivers a doubling in performance over previous PHP releases. The new default indexers in Magento 2 include all of the functionality as in the previous enterprise versions. The difference is that they come with more efficient updates and have been improved to speed up the query performance.