Attackers are using Eval PHP, an outdated legitimate WordPress plugin, to compromise websites by injecting stealthy backdoors.

A massive supply chain attack compromised 93 WordPress themes and plugins to contain a backdoor, giving threat-actors full access to websites.

Update: The WordPress Plugin Team has confirmed to TechRadar Pro that the Eval PHP plugin has been closed, citing concerns over its usage on compromised sites, its age, and the number of active ...

Your WordPress site’s tech stack can fuel or block marketing goals. Here’s what CMOs should review for hosting, performance, plugins, and long-term stability.

How can you tell whether a WordPress plugin is safe, trustworthy, and works reasonably well? Keep these 5 considerations in mind.

According to WPZOOM, there are over 70,000 plugins for WordPress. Seventy. Thousand. Plugins were supposed to make building ...

Tens of thousands of WordPress sites are at risk from critical vulnerabilities in a widely used plug-in that facilitates the use of PHP code on a site.

The plugin is used on over 30,000 websites. According to the WordFence Threat Intelligence team, the three vulnerabilities in PHP Everywhere all lead to remote code execution in versions of the ...

Researchers said on Friday that they found a malicious backdoor in a WordPress plugin that gave attackers full control of websites that used the package, which is marketed to schools. Jetpack said ...

Pirated (aka nulled) themes and plugins were the most common source of malware infections on WordPress sites in 2020, according to Wordfence, a provider of website application firewall (WAF ...