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Previously I have shown how to install WPScan on Ubuntu installation guide (for Ubuntu 16.04) and debian but what if you want to scan locally and not remotely? Especially if a site is protected from WPScan using protection methods that prevent enumeration or access to files that expose the WordPress theme or plugins you are using. … Learn more…
Recently I was working on a very large WooCommerce store trying to find out why it was so slow. As part of the troublshooting process I switched themes and then noticed the load on the debugging server went insanely high. After a Google search I learned that WooCommerce will automatically regenerate all product image thumbnails … Learn more…
Exporting menus can be very tricky in WordPress. Every time I have tried with plugins something never seemed to carry over and I would have to recreate them manually. I recently was working on a client site from Codeable and the menu was so huge it was going to be a seriously monotonous task to … Learn more…
WordPress performance has become incredibly important these days. Google has devoted an engineering team for WordPress performance development! Knowing which code is slowing your site down can help boost visitor retention and improve conversion rates for WooCommerce. XHProf is an amazing tool that can help you identify bottlenecks in your WordPress code. This took me … Learn more…
WordPress and WooCommerce updates are critical nowadays. Keeping your site or store secure from the latest security exploits that may have been disclosed and reported on WPScan Vulnerability Database (see here how to install WP Scan use it) or ThreatPress. WP-CLI can help automate the monotonous update dance of plugins, themes and WordPress core all … Learn more…