What to Do When a WordPress Site Gets Hacked and How to Improve Security
Practical recovery steps for hacked WordPress sites, plus realistic advice for improving long-term security.
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Automatically Deploy a WordPress Site to a Server After a Git Commit
Use Git hooks to automatically check out and deploy updated WordPress code to your server after each push.
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How to Remove the if(!isset($GLOBALS[…])) Malware Code from WordPress Themes
How to find and remove the malicious if(!isset($GLOBALS[…])) code injected into WordPress theme files.
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The WordPress Researcher Backdoor Plugin: research__plugin.php
A look at the WordPress Researcher backdoor plugin and why research__plugin.php should be removed immediately.
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