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News   2 November 2018

Jeremy Schneider Joins Our Team as a Junior Programmer

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of Jeremy Schneider to our team! Jeremy will be taking on the role of part-time junior programmer for the coming months, with the aim of transitioning to a full-time position in the future. His main responsibilities will revolve around content integration and visual integration tasks. Jeremy is a promising talent who has shown a passion for programming from the very beginning of his journey in the field. With his solid ...

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FAQ   4 May 2018

Change on July 1st, 2018: Do you have your SSL certificate?

Starting July 1st, Chrome 68 will begin labelling all websites without SSL as insecure. Don't let your site be one of them. Google Chrome, one of the most popular web browsers worldwide, is about to take a significant step towards online security. As of July 1st, Chrome version 68 will mark all websites that lack a secure SSL certificate as insecure. This measure aims to protect users and strengthen trust in the online environment. ...

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News   16 February 2018

WordPress update breaks future automatic updates

We recently discovered that a recent WordPress update can cause automation issues for certain websites. Specifically, WordPress version 4.9.3 contains a bug that triggers a fatal PHP error during automatic updates. This disrupts the update process and leaves the site indefinitely stuck on version 4.9.3. The WordPress development team explained that the issue is related to the improvement introduced in patch #43103-core, aimed at reducing the number of API calls during the execution of the auto-update cron ...

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News   17 November 2017

Urgent update recommended for Yoast SEO due to vulnerability

We learned yesterday that Yoast SEO, a particularly popular tool, has a vulnerability for version 5.7.1 and below. We suggest updating the extension immediately. It is highly likely that it is installed on your site. An important vulnerability has recently been discovered in version 5.7.1 and earlier of Yoast SEO, one of the most popular SEO tools available on WordPress. This security flaw could allow malicious attackers to access sensitive information or compromise the security of your ...

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FAQ   27 October 2017

How does a caching system work?

Improving the loading speed of your website is essential to provide a smooth and enjoyable user experience. When a visitor accesses your site, various files are requested, and queries are made to the database. However, this can slow down the page loading process, which can discourage users and decrease traffic to your site. Fortunately, there are solutions like WP Rocket and Cloudflare that can significantly enhance the performance of your website. One of the primary methods to ...

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News   20 October 2017

Severe vulnerability on all Wi-Fi devices

This week, a severe vulnerability was disclosed on the web, sending shockwaves through the online community. This alarming vulnerability allows nefarious hackers to exploit network vulnerabilities and stealthily pilfer sensitive data, including credit card numbers, passwords, personal photos, and more. What makes matters worse is that this vulnerability specifically targets networks that employ the widely adopted WPA2 protocol, which currently safeguards a staggering 60% of global networks. In the face of this grave security risk, swift action ...

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News   29 June 2017

Attacks and Security of WordPress Sites

For the past few weeks, a significant number of relentless attacks have targeted various WordPress sites worldwide. These brazen attacks, often originating from compromised routers, exploit a critical vulnerability in WordPress that has been promptly patched by diligent developers. In recent days, Windows users have fallen victim to Petya, a pernicious hacking campaign that encrypts their valuable data and ruthlessly demands a hefty ransom for access. In this tumultuous period, where an unprecedented number of attacks are ...

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FAQ   17 July 2016

Major Companies Trusting WordPress: A Guarantee of Reliability and Success

When our clients consider using WordPress for their website projects, it is natural for them to seek examples of well-known sites that have trusted this platform. After all, why choose WordPress if other major players in the market haven't adopted it? We are pleased to answer this question by highlighting several major companies that successfully utilize WordPress in various contexts. Concrete Examples of Success WordPress is much more than just a blogging tool. It ...

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News   25 March 2016

Update to PHP 5.5

This week, we performed a server update to switch to PHP version 5.5.33. We strongly recommend ensuring that your scripts are up to date by using the latest available version. In most cases, this PHP version change will happen seamlessly. It's important to note that PHP 5.4 has reached its end of life, and no further security updates will be available. Therefore, we encourage you to transition to PHP 5.5 to ensure the security of your account, ...

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FAQ   4 March 2016

Discover Google’s AMP pages.

An AMP page, or Accelerated Mobile Page, is a special version of a web page designed to provide a fast and seamless loading experience on mobile devices. It was developed by Google in collaboration with other industry players to meet the growing demand for fast and optimized web browsing on smartphones and tablets. The main goal of AMP pages is to deliver content to users instantly by significantly reducing loading times. This is achieved through a lightweight ...

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