Can somebody tell me how to get rid of content injection in WordPress blog? Usually this happens when you use any nulled theme or plugin on your blog. Trust me, you cannot survive for longer if you are using premium themes or plugins freely downloaded from somewhere. If you can afford, buy a genuine theme/plugin or just start with there free/lite versions. Recently I tested ...
Continue Reading →Does WordPress have built-in SQL injection protection? Yes, it does, there are methods in the WordPress API to help WordPress plugin developers write secure code. See Class Reference/wpdb (link opens the page advanced to the section on protecting SQL queries).
SQL is a very popular programming language basically used by software engineers for codings. SQL server ...
Continue Reading →Is WordPress Advanced Custom fields an example of dependency injection? “Dependency Injection” means that you type-hint a method or function as an object of a certain type. Then you inject that object into the code via the constructor, a setter, or a Dependency Injection Container.
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How secure are WordPress sites? What are possible injections in WP? WordPress is a widely-used publishing tool that is serving for millions of websites all over the world. Due to the great popularity, the hacking issues against WordPress powered websites have become more and more serious. The hacking sources are various, including the hosting vulnerabilities, theme and plugin loopholes, weak username and password, and improper WordPress installation.