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Jascha Buchner 01. September 2026

WordPress security vulnerabilities: Identifying, fixing and preventing

WordPress is the world’s most widely used CMS and is therefore the primary target of automated bot networks. Attacks these days are rarely targeted and carried out manually, but are instead carried out by scripts that constantly scan the web for known vulnerabilities. According to the latest WordPress Security Report from Patchstack, 91 per cent of all newly discovered security vulnerabilities were caused by plugins and 9 per cent by themes. During the same period, only six vulnerabilities were recorded in the WordPress core, all of which were classified as ‘low priority’. Where do WordPress security vulnerabilities arise? Distribution of vulnerabilities by system component Plugins 91% Themes 9% WordPress Core < 0.1% (6 cases) Source: Patchstack WordPress Security Report 2026 […]
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Laurids Pillokat 13. August 2026

The 10 Best WordPress Caching Plugins for 2026: Comparison & Recommendations

Now more than ever, the speed of your WordPress website determines whether it succeeds or fails. Google ranks fast pages higher, and visitors stay longer and buy more. But which factors will really matter in 2026? The answer is simple: anything that affects your loading time. Every extra second it takes for your page to load costs you a measurable number of conversions. For e-commerce websites, a delay of just 0.1 seconds can reduce the conversion rate by up to 7 per cent. For WooCommerce shops, this directly translates to lower turnover. Key points at a glance That’s why caching and image optimisation are now essential for WordPress websites Google is constantly tightening its requirements for website performance. Slow pages […]
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Laurids Pillokat 06. August 2026

Consent Management in WordPress: How to Make Your Website GDPR-Compliant

Any WordPress website that sets cookies or uses tracking tools needs a properly functioning consent management system. If you ignore this, you risk receiving formal warnings and, in some cases, substantial fines. In this article, you’ll find out what consent management in WordPress involves, what requirements you need to meet, and how to implement it step by step using a consent management platform. Key points at a glance Why consent management is so important for WordPress WordPress is the world’s most widely used CMS. At the same time, it is a platform where data protection can quickly become an issue. Anyone using Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel or other marketing tools is processing personal data. And this is precisely where […]
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Joachim Mahr 16. July 2026

WordPress Security 2026: The most common attacks on small websites

In 2026, small WordPress websites will be the focus of automated attacks more than ever before. This is because cybercriminals have long since moved on from targeting only large companies or well-known brands – instead, they are primarily targeting poorly maintained websites with outdated plugins, insecure passwords or a lack of security measures. Small business websites, blogs and agency projects in particular are considered easy targets. The problem is that many website owners still believe their site is too small or not interesting enough for hackers. In reality, however, most attacks are fully automated. Bots scan the web round the clock for security vulnerabilities in WordPress, themes and plugins. If a vulnerability is found, the attack often takes place within […]
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