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09 Jun
Root Cause Analysis of a Hacked WordPress Website
As a follow-up to my recent presentation at WordCamp Sunshine Coast entitled “Post-Mortem of a Hacked Website“, the following Monday we of course had yet another hacked site. While most hosting companies don't get involved with... -
10 Dec
WordPress 4.4: What’s New
Christmas has come early for WordPress users with release of WordPress 4.4, "Clifford", honouring jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown. On first glance there isn't much in the way of knifty content management tools, but this release... -
16 Jul
“Plugins” – The unseen Security nightmare
If you have been around PC's long enough you will remember the early days of Windows and the quest by some people to litter their task bar with tools and utilities possibly thinking it was cool... -
23 Jun
WordCamp Brisbane 2015 WrapUp
As those in attendance will attest, last month’s WordCamp Brisbane (May 30th and 31st) held at QUT’s Garden Point Campus was nothing short of an outstanding weekend. The tasks scheduled were diverse and well balanced.... -
07 May
Implementing WordPress Backups via the command line.
Part 1: Database Backup WordPress Backup One of the basic System Administration tasks that you should have implemented for your WordPress installation is automated backup. In addition, you should have a tested proven recovery process in...
