Welcome back to our series on how Ars Technica is hosted and run! Last week, in part one, we cracked open the (virtual) doors to peek inside the Ars (virtual) data center. We talked about our ...

Researchers said on Friday that they found a malicious backdoor in a WordPress plugin ... the Jetpack post said. “It allows any attacker to execute arbitrary PHP code on the site with the ...

Attackers are using Eval PHP, an outdated legitimate WordPress plugin ... 79.137.206.177 212.113.119.6 The backdoor does not use POST requests for C2 communication to evade detection but, instead ...

In late April, Marko Wotschka from the Wordfence team published a new blog post detailing ... system as a normal WordPress plugin, often with the name ‘WP-antymalwary-bot.php’.