Internet & Website Security Almost twenty-seven percent of the top ten million websites currently operate on the WordPress open-source content management platform. This general migration by most web developers and website owners to the WordPress platform is as a result of its ability to address the top common security vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities include : Brute

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) has generally been thought of as the best way you can secure your private logins for a while now. Unfortunately, according to a recent post by software security company KnowBe4, phishing attacks have evolved again and now pose a serious threat to 2FA’s effectiveness. “Google researchers are seeing more phishing attacks that are 2FA-aware.