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The creators of any website bear the moral and legal responsibility for it during its entire existence. Moreover, few people know that if a corporate web server gets hacked, it’s not only the company and its customers that may suffer; often, a hacked site becomes a platform for launching new cyberattacks, with its owners not […]

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Cybersecurity researchers from Patchstack recently discovered a high-severity flaw in a popular extension for WordPress, which allows threat actors to exfiltrate sensitive information from vulnerable websites. The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2023-40004, and is described as allowing unauthenticated users to access and tweak token configurations. The flaw was found in an extension called All-in-One WP […]

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Beware: hundreds of thousands of websites are fakes. They’re made to look like the sites of popular online stores, banks, and delivery services, but with just one purpose: to steal your passwords and financial data. Victims are lured to such sites by phishing emails, messenger chats, and even paid ads. But don’t despair: even if […]

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