Author: Scott Pollard

Wordfence announced this week that they saw the largest distributed brute force campaign, since their service was setup. The WordPress security company suggests that the possible explanation for this attack, lies in the publishing of a massive database of hacked […]

We’ve already discussed integrating CloudFlare with WordPress, in a previous article. This detailed how to serve all content over CloudFlare’s network – but what if you wanted to specify what content is passed to CloudFlare and what isn’t? For example […]

When it comes to planning marketing campaigns for websites, or putting in measures to fulfil high traffic events such as Christmas (only 21 days away – where did that time go!) for ecommerce stores, the web server is often forgotten […]

There is nothing more frustrating than a website being down because it’s hitting LVE limits on a shared or reseller hosting package. Especially after you’ve spent all that time developing it and even more time trying to get traffic to […]

How do I view my website without switching DNS, or how can I get a temporary domain name, is one of the more common questions we get asked. Customers who ask this, are either developing a new site or have […]

Editing code directly on a live site is very tempting. It’s only one line of code, what can go wrong… The simple answer is a lot! Without comprehensive testing, it’s difficult to foresee the unintended consequences of a simple code […]