Cross-site scripting (XSS) remains one of the most common vulnerabilities affecting WordPress sites, largely because WordPress’s flexibility – themes, plugins, user-submitted content, custom fields – creates so many places where untrusted data can slip into a page and execute as code in a visitor’s browser. An attacker who successfully injects a script can steal session… Continue reading Mitigating XSS Attacks in WordPress: A Practical Guide for Owner-Developers
Category: Mysql
Validation, Sanitization, and Safe Queries: The Three Layers That Actually Stop SQL Injection
Most developers can define SQL injection. Far fewer can say, precisely, which line of their code is the one preventing it. That gap matters. SQL injection has been on the OWASP Top 10 since the list existed, and it survives not because the fix is hard but because the fix is easy to believe you’ve… Continue reading Validation, Sanitization, and Safe Queries: The Three Layers That Actually Stop SQL Injection
How to change custom post type slug without loosing data
Sometime it happens, that at first we create custom post type, register taxonomy and insert some data for that custom post type. After moving forward, then we realise that, we need to change the slug for that custom post type. There might be some reason for this. Whatever the reason is, when we change the… Continue reading How to change custom post type slug without loosing data