Linode Blog > Security

This week, we review Unicode vulnerabilities, container security, and a vulnerable WordPress plugin that we think requires attention.

In this week’s digest, we focus on malware discovered in ua-parser-js, new OS security updates from Apple, and more.

Cloud Firewall is a free and easy way to secure or restrict access to your application by filtering traffic at the network level.

In this week’s digest, we focus on the importance of using Community IDs, SIEM tools, and a vulnerable WordPress plugin.

This week, in addition to celebrating Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we cover FontOnLake Linux Malware and more.

This week, in our regular blog post series from the Linode Security team, we cover Apache and Fail2Ban vulnerabilities and hardening your VPN.

This week, in our new blog post series from the Linode Security team, we cover WooCommerce security, Capoea Malware, and more.

Hackersploit: Docker Security Essentials discusses container security best practices and techniques to secure your Docker containers.

Cloud Firewall and Private VLANs give you more control over who can access your network and applications.

Apart from efforts of the WordPress development team, users should take steps to minimize their security risks—often referred to as "hardening WordPress."

It’s important to implement some basic, but often overlooked, best practices to keep your WordPress website secure.