8 articles
Keeping a site healthy and safe: maintenance routines, updates, hacked site recovery, malware, blocklist warnings and server errors, explained for owners.
8 articles
Maintenance and security8 min read
A 500 means your site's code failed, a 502 means a server got a bad answer from the one behind it, and a 504 means it waited too long. Causes, safe first steps and when to call for help.
Maintenance and security12 min read
If your site shows a fake Cloudflare check that tells visitors to press keys and paste something, it has been hacked. Here is what it does, why scans miss it and how to fix it properly.
Maintenance and security12 min read
A red browser warning or a hacked label in Google stops visitors cold. What each warning means, what must be fixed first, and how to get the site cleared for good.
Maintenance and security11 min read
A calm plan for a hacked WordPress site: how to recognise it, what to do in the first hour, what a proper cleanup covers and why half-cleanups get reinfected.
Maintenance and security11 min read
PHP 8.2 stops getting security fixes on 31 December 2026. Here is which version to move your WordPress or WooCommerce site to, what can break and what it costs.
Maintenance and security11 min read
A buyer's guide to hacked site repair: what moves the price, what a real cleanup includes beyond a scan, the red flags in cheap offers and how hourly work compares with yearly plans.
Maintenance and security9 min read
Backups you have actually restored, updates tested on staging, PHP versions, forms, speed, renewals and accessibility: what to check on a WordPress site, and how often.
Maintenance and security9 min read
You do not need to be technical to keep a WordPress site safe. You need four things in place, someone responsible for them, and a plan for the bad day.
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