Security tips
How holes get in, how we clean them, and what to update. Written by the people who maintain the sites.
Why your site gets reinfected after a “successful” cleanup
You paid to clean the hacked site. Or maybe your developer “fixed it” in an afternoon. The weird redirect disappeared, the spam...Read More...
Read more July 23, 2026WordPress security on a budget: what’s actually worth paying for
If you run a small business website, you’ve probably seen the same advice over and over. Buy this premium plugin. Add that...Read More...
Read more July 21, 2026A Backup Is Not a Recovery Plan - Here’s the Difference
A lot of small business owners feel pretty safe once backups are switched on. Fair enough. You see “daily backup completed” in...Read More...
Read more July 16, 2026Reading your WordPress activity log: normal vs suspicious
Your WordPress activity log sounds a bit boring at first. Like something only a developer would care about. But honestly, it’s one...Read More...
Read more July 14, 2026Admin account mistakes that hand hackers the keys
If a hacker gets into your WordPress admin account, the game is basically over. They don’t need fancy malware first. They don’t...Read More...
Read more July 9, 2026How Attackers Find Your WordPress Site in the First Place
A lot of small business owners picture hacking like this: some shady person picks your website, stares at it for hours, and...Read More...
Read more July 7, 2026What a small business website really needs - and what’s just bloat
Small business websites get stuffed with junk all the time. A popup for the newsletter. A chatbot nobody answers. Three sliders. Six...Read More...
Read more June 30, 2026How to tell if your “WordPress guy” is actually maintaining your site
You hired someone to “look after the site.” Maybe a freelancer. Maybe the cousin of a guy you know. Maybe the developer...Read More...
Read more June 25, 2026What Happens in the First 24 Hours After a WordPress Hack
You wake up, check your site, and something’s off. Maybe the homepage is redirecting people to a casino page. Maybe your contact...Read More...
Read more June 23, 2026Why a Cheap Website Build Becomes a Security Problem Later
A cheap website can look like a win at first. You pay a few hundred euros, get something online fast, and tick...Read More...
Read more June 18, 2026Why your site got hacked even though you “did nothing wrong”
You kept the site simple. You didn’t install anything weird. You barely even log in. And somehow your WordPress site still got...Read More...
Read more June 16, 2026The 10-minute monthly WordPress check every owner should do
Your WordPress site does not need hours of babysitting every week. For most small business owners, that’s overkill. But ignoring it for...Read More...
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