by Dave Mroz | Apr 13, 2026
Don’t panic, but don’t ignore it either. Don’t log in, don’t change anything, and don’t take the site down — leave it as-is so we can assess what happened. Submit a ticket right away with as much detail as possible about what looks wrong....
by Dave Mroz | Apr 13, 2026
See our step-by-step article on enabling 2FA in Wordfence. You’ll need your phone handy to set it up — the process takes about five minutes.
by Dave Mroz | Apr 13, 2026
Ignore it. There are a lot of scams targeting domain and SSL owners — fake renewal notices, urgent warnings about expiring certificates, and official-looking invoices from companies you’ve never heard of. We have articles on some of the more common ones,...
by Dave Mroz | Apr 13, 2026
Yes — and we’re not just saying that. Brute force attacks on WordPress login pages are extremely common. Attackers use automated tools that can try thousands of username and password combinations in minutes, and if your credentials have ever been exposed in a...
by Dave Mroz | Apr 13, 2026
Common signs include unexpected redirects, pages you didn’t create, a sudden drop in search rankings, your browser flagging the site as unsafe, or your hosting provider sending a malware alert. If anything feels off, submit a ticket and we’ll take a look....
