Jascha Buchner
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27.10.2026
PHP2Shell: How we protected our clients’ WordPress websites without any downtime
BSI warnings and network downtime: Here’s how we proactively protected 18.000 WordPress sites from PHP2Shell – without a single second of downtime.
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Jascha Buchner
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01.09.2026
WordPress security vulnerabilities: Identifying, fixing and preventing
The biggest security vulnerabilities for WordPress websites are out-of-date plugins and weak file & user permissions. Learn how to protect yourself.
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Laurids Pillokat
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06.08.2026
Consent Management in WordPress: How to Make Your Website GDPR-Compliant
Find out how to comply with all GDPR requirements, block tracking scripts correctly and implement cookie banners in WordPress in a legally compliant manner.
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Joachim Mahr
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16.07.2026
WordPress Security 2026: The most common attacks on small websites
Hackers have long since moved beyond targeting just large companies. Discover the most common WordPress attacks and find out how to protect yourself.
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Tobias Schüring
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29.05.2026
SQL injections: Attacks on the heart of your website
SQL injections are a widespread way of attacking websites. We show you how it works and how you can protect yourself against it.
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Laurids Pillokat
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02.04.2026
6 current data protection regulations for websites: This is what matters in 2026
Cookie Banner, Consent Management, AI Tools and Privacy Policy: These current data protection provisions apply to websites in 2026.
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Linda Wessels
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11.09.2024
Google Consent Mode v2 and data protection-compliant ads
How does Google Consent Mode v2 work? And how can I manage advertising in a legally compliant and efficient way – despite requirements?
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Elena Erdmann
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28.04.2023
The 4 biggest WordPress security vulnerabilities
We'll tell you which WordPress security vulnerabilities there are and what you should look out for to protect your website against attacks.
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Jonas Tietgen
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17.03.2023
WordPress maintenance step by step: how to do it yourself
Do you want to take over your WordPress maintenance yourself without it getting complicated? We'll tell you all the necessary steps and tools.
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Wolfgang Stefani
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20.01.2023
Dark patterns examples – recognising manipulative marketing and design
How dark patterns in online marketing manipulate you on a daily basis and how to recognise them. With examples of frequently used dark patterns.
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Tobias Schüring
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18.09.2022
Hide WP-Admin: How effective are WPS Hide Login & Co. really?
Hiding the WP admin is popular. Read here how useful the technique really is and how you can implement it with plugins such as WPS Hide Login.
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Matthias Held
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08.09.2022
4 measures to prevent brute force attacks on your WordPress
What types of brute force attack are there and how can you protect your WordPress against them? We have measures & tips for you!
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Matthias Held
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16.08.2022
Troubleshooting WordPress Errors: How to fix the 4 most common problems
WordPress errors can be quite frustrating! In our article, we'll show you how to fix 4 of the most common WP problems.
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Tobias Schüring
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27.07.2022
Cross-site scripting – how your website is hijacked
Cross-site scripting, or XSS, is one of the most common security vulnerabilities of all. Here you can find out how dangerous the attacks are.
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Nick Schäferhoff
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23.06.2022
What is a DDOS attack and how do you protect your website against the consequences?
DDoS attacks on websites are on the rise. Here you can find out what dangers there are for your website and how you can protect yourself.
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Tobias Schüring
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07.06.2021
WordPress security: your website is also vulnerable to attacks
We show you why your WordPress website is also susceptible to attacks – and why small steps are already effective.
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Johannes Mairhofer
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13.04.2021
Update WordPress, plugins and themes correctly: how to play it safe
WordPress updates and new plugin & theme versions often lead to uncertainty. Our security tips and an update strategy that has proven its worth.
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Marten Gülink
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04.02.2021
What is two-factor authentication & how can you use it with Raidboxes?
Why two-factor authentication is so effective, tips for secure passwords, how 2FA works with Raidboxes plus our 2FA app recommendation for you.
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Stefan Kremer
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18.08.2020
Stop spam comments in WordPress: With Antispam Bee
Spam comments and trackbacks are more than annoying. The WordPress plugin Antispam Bee blocks them – in compliance with the GDPR.
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Michael Firnkes
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04.03.2020
Guide: Fixing WordPress mixed content errors — manually or via plugin
WordPress mixed content errors show your website as insecure. Here's how you can fix mixed content errors with WordPress, manually or using a plugin.
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