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What to do when one of your WordPress plugins gets compromised

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Suzanne Scacca

1y ago· 5 min readNews
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A recent study from Patchstack found that 97% of detected WordPress security vulnerabilities came from WordPress plugins. Here’s what you need to know to keep your website safe while using plugins.

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