ronalddavies.com There is a serious exploit out there right now in the WordPress blog world, and if you have not already, you need to update your WordPress blog to version 2.7 ASAP to protect yourself from it. This hack is a file that can be put into your /wp-content/themes/ folder which, once installed, can be used to run any number of php commands on your server, including messing with your logins, databases, files, cpanel, etc. This video shows you how to detect and remove the remv.php hack. You will know if it is on your WordPress blog in about 1 minute by using this video. One of the most common symptons of the presence of the hack is the decreased performance of your website, and slowing of pages, downloads, etc. Watch the video for details.
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WARNING! How to Remove the remv.php Exploit Hack from WordPress – Is your blog running more slowly than it should? Are you upgraded to 2.7?
WARNING! How to Remove the remv.php Exploit Hack from WordPress
There is a serious exploit out there right now in the WordPress blog world, and if you have not already, you need to update your WordPress blog to version 2.7 ASAP to protect yourself from it.
This hack is a file that can be put into your /wp-content/themes/ folder which, once installed, can be used to run any number of php commands on your server, including messing with your logins, databases, files, cpanel, etc.
This video shows you how to detect and remove the remv.php hack.
You will know if it is on your WordPress blog in about 1 minute by using this video.
One of the most common symptoms of the presence of the hack is the decreased performance of your website, and slowing of pages, downloads, etc.
Watch the video for details.
Ron
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Attention Bloggers! Update your WordPress blog today to Version 2.7
Worpress 2.7 – a complete make-over
Version 2.7 was released yesterday, and it is time to run your update. The dashboard is a complete departure from the old one, and it will take some getting use to, but it is much faster to work and navigate, as I am finding after just an hour or so working with it.
I have found that the image adding module in the rich text editor doesn’t work correctly in Firefox, as it tries to open in an iframe unsuccessfully, and opens in a new page, allowing you to still upload the image, but it is not added to the post. You must then add the image using the “IMG” button in the html editor.
No biggy, but a bit of a hassle to do. I have no doubt this will be fixed shortly. Other than the image issue, 2.7 is fantastic!
Note: if you are having trouble running your updates, I recommend you install the WordPress Automatic Updater plugin to save yourself the trouble.
Cheers!
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