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Most eCommerce sites have a blog of some sort.  If you are using WordPress you are used to constant releases.  So no surprise that 4.8 is now […]

Google Trusted Stores is being retired and replaced with Customer Reviews. Already the Trusted Stores badge has been automatically replaced with the review ranking. Sites need to now remove the checkout code before it ceases to operate in 2018.

A recent fallout of WordPress hacks has highlighted a growing hijack trend in terms of the tools that can monitor them. If you have a blog attached to your store make sure you control who has access to your webtool accounts and analytics. It could be the hacker. And if by chance and fateful insecurity, your registry login can be comprised watch out for site kipnapping …

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PayPal has updated its user agreement and hidden inside is a “discouragement” clause forcing site owners to promote PayPal equally with other payment options. So even if you prefer customers use another credit card gateway or even accept checks you cannot indicate this preference without being in breach of your agreement. Sounds petty to be sure.

According to eMarketer, more than 40% of online shoppers ordering from across a border, prefer using PayPal as opposed to other payment methods due of the level of […]

A new Magento hack which steals credit card data on checkout has been detected. Unlike other hacks it uses a Magento extension using database triggers to check and reinstall itself if components have been detected and removed. So how do you detect and/or get rid of it?

There are a lot of tools out there to secure a website whether it be written in osCommerce, WordPress or Magento.  Some are free and some are […]

RCE Attempts Against the Latest WordPress REST API Vulnerability