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…
It is always awesome when new versions of PHP come out so we can test the performance improvements for WordPress and WooCommerce! According to these benchmarks PHP 7.4 took around 500 ms of execution time for the same task that PHP 7.2 took over 650 ms to complete! Remember to test the new PHP 7.4 … Learn more…
Copying, moving, cloning WordPress is easiest and fastest by the command line using SSH – especially for large sites it is the best and often essential! You can use this method on any Linux system which contains rsync like CentOS (cPanel), Plesk, Ubuntu and debian systems on VPS, dedicated servers or even containers like docker … Learn more…
My amazing clients often ask me “why don’t you start a hosting company?” The answer is it’s really hard to do extremely well. Having very high standards for my clients and services, it would require a dedicated team to build a formidable hosting solution. If I were to ever embark on building a hosting company, … Learn more…
After you have deleted and uninstalled the WPML plugins and its accompaying add-ons you will want to clean the database too. This particular installation I cleaned did not have WooCommerce or the WPML WooCommerce add-on so any cleanup specific to that is unfortunately not in this guide. However, if you are transitioning out of WPML … Learn more…