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If you have installed the WordPress plugin Really Simple Security you should urgently update it to the latest version 9.1.2 or higher as soon as possible to protect your website. In this blog post we report on the leak and how it occurred. Very simple security leak Malicious people can exploit a leak in this plugin that allows them to take over the entire website. This vulnerability has created an authentication bypass vulnerability. This is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to access parts

The month of October is dedicated to cyber security or staying safe online. This month as a hosting party we are of course also involved in raising awareness and highlighting additional measures you can take to stay safe online. Let's start with the tips that relate to the services of MijnHostingPartner.nl! Everyone who uses the internet has experienced scams and rip-offs. Just as you can be cheated on vacation or the aggressive salesman knocks on your door this problem also exists on the Internet.

This month three WordPress plug-ins were released in which security vulnerabilities were found. If you have installed these plug-ins you should install the corresponding updates as soon as possible. In this blog we will explain which vulnerabilities are involved and how you can fix them on your website. WPML The widely used WordPress multilingual (multiple languages) plugin WPML which is used on more than a million websites has recently fixed a remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2024-6386).

If you have a website you've probably heard of SSL certificates. They are often presented as an essential element for the security of your website. While data security is an important aspect SSL certificates offer many more benefits than just protection from malicious actors. In this blog post we'll take a closer look at how SSL certificates can also improve your SEO (search engine optimization) and build trust with your customers. We also explain how you can order an SSL certificate or install

We still see it on a daily basis as a website hosting party websites that are not updated and therefore run into trouble in the long run. For the functioning and security of your website it is imperative that you include regular rounds of updates in your schedule. In this blog post we'll discuss some tips you can take to heart to keep your website secure fast and functional for the long term. Once a website is up and running on the internet you may think you're done with it but that's not the right

Backing up your website is crucial for the continuity and security of your online presence. But a backup is only the first step. It's equally important to regularly check that your backups are actually working and that you can restore them if necessary. In this blog post we'll look at how you can do this for WordPress websites and other types of websites. Why are backups important? Backups are essential because they allow you to quickly restore your website after incidents such as: Hacker or malware

Backups are important for everything you do on the internet on your cell phone and on your computers. Without a backup of your work or projects you are often completely lost if something goes wrong which for a WordPress website can already be the case if you delete or update a plugin or theme. This makes a regular backup of your WordPress website incredibly important and essential for every website owner. With WordPress you have several options for creating a backup. In this blog post we'll look

In the world of websites and online security an SSL certificate is essential. But what exactly is an SSL certificate and why is HTTPS so important? Let us answer these questions and take a closer look at the different options for SSL certificates such as Sectigo and Let's Encrypt. At MijnHostingPartner.com your trusted partner for web hosting. What is an SSL certificate? An SSL certificate (Secure Sockets Layer) establishes a secure connection between the server of a website and the visitor's browser.

With the latest update Google Chrome no longer displays the familiar lock in the browser bar. As a visitor to a website you will no longer see the familiar icon that confirms to the visitor that the connection is secure. In this blog post we want to look at what this means and what it could mean for your website. The use of SSL is increasing For years the use of SSL/TLS has been steadily increasing on the internet. These security protocols have become essential to protect data during transmission