Finding out your site is hacked can be more than an annoying. According to new research conducted by Wordfence, a company that offers a WordPress security plugin, a hacked site can damage your search engine ranking for the long term—even after the site is cleaned up. Here’s what else Wordfence’s survey uncovered about the damage …
You work hard to keep your business running smoothly, so we want to keep you informed of things that could potentially be detrimental to your work. There’s a new type of ransomware virus called Locky that has been making it’s way to thousands of computers over the past few weeks. It’s one of many viruses …
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According to a study by Dr. Joseph B. Kuhns at the University of North Carolina, a majority of burglars said they would seek an alternative target if the presence of deterrents such as alarms, cameras, and other surveillance equipment were noted. Similarly, a hacker is more likely to break into your website and wreck damage …
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