Tuesday, 9 May 2017
If you’ve been a part of the online ecosystem, then the word ‘WordPress’ might not be a new phenomenon. This content management system has grown leaps and bounds from the time of its inception. Ease of use, a large repository of themes and plugins, regular updates and a huge community, a supplement to the growth of WordPress.
You can simply evaluate its success by knowing that nearly 25% of all sites on the web are powered by WordPress. This, however, makes WordPress vulnerable to malware and hacker attacks because learning about a simple loophole can provide access to millions of websites. Hence, if you ever decide to work with WordPress then you must consider getting every aspect of the security, absolutely right. Read more…
