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Practical guides on website monitoring, uptime, WordPress security and WooCommerce — written by a team that fights fires for clients every day.

2026-08-13 · 5 min min read

WordPress 7.0.3 – Critical RCE Vulnerability (CVE-2026-65640) Fixed in 7.0.4

WordPress 7.0.4 patches a critical remote code execution flaw in 7.0.3, reachable by logged-in Authors on sites using Imagick and Ghostscript. Here's what the vulnerability is and how to protect your site.

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2026-08-07 · 5 min min read

WordPress 7.0.2 – 9 Security Vulnerabilities Fixed in 7.0.3

WordPress 7.0.3 patches nine security vulnerabilities in 7.0.2 — two of them exploitable without any login. Here's exactly what got fixed and why this update shouldn't wait.

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2026-07-30 · 7 min min read

How to Detect Malware on Your WordPress Site Before Google Does

Injected code, a hidden backdoor, or spammy redirects — a WordPress infection is often invisible to the naked eye. Here's what malware actually looks like and how to catch it before your customers or the search engine do.

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2026-07-30 · 5 min min read

Critical WordPress Vulnerabilities (CVE) — New in Monitoring

"Outdated WordPress version" and "known, documented security flaw with a CVE number" are two very different threat levels. Here's how we now check your installed core version directly against the vulnerability database.

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2026-06-10 · 6 min min read

How to Check If a Website Is Down: 5 Methods

A site won't load and you don't know if it's just you or every visitor? Here are 5 ways to quickly diagnose the problem — from a manual check to 24/7 automated monitoring.

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2026-06-10 · 7 min min read

What Is Uptime and Why Does It Matter for SEO?

Uptime isn't just a technical metric for the IT team. Downtime affects Google rankings, user trust and sales. Here's how uptime is calculated and why it matters for SEO.

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2026-06-10 · 8 min min read

WordPress Site Down at Night? What to Do

A white screen, a 500 error, or a database connection error — at 3 a.m. of course. Step by step: what to check, how to fix the basics, and how to prevent it next time.

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2026-06-10 · 7 min min read

WooCommerce Monitoring: Why Jetpack Alone Isn't Enough

Jetpack will happily report a 200 OK on your homepage even while checkout and payments are completely broken. Here is what free WooCommerce monitoring is missing.

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