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install.php

1. Introduction to install.php The install.php file is commonly associated with web applications, especially those based on content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, or custom-built PHP applications. It is… Continue Reading install.php

404.php

Page Not Found Understanding 404.php What is 404.php?The 404.php file is a template used in many content management systems (CMS), such as WordPress, to display a custom error page when… Continue Reading 404.php

xmlrpc.php

Introduction to xmlrpc.php Understanding xmlrpc.phpThe xmlrpc.php file is part of WordPress, a widely used content management system (CMS). Its primary function is to enable remote communication with the WordPress site.… Continue Reading xmlrpc.php

/wp-automatic/inc/csv.php

1. Overview of the VulnerabilityThe file /wp-automatic/inc/csv.php is part of the WP Automatic plugin, commonly used to automatically post content to WordPress sites from various sources. Hackers often exploit this… Continue Reading /wp-automatic/inc/csv.php

mar.php

Introduction to the SEOTheme VulnerabilityThe file /wp-content/themes/seotheme/mar.php is part of a WordPress theme called SEOTheme. Hackers often target theme files, especially custom PHP files like mar.php, because they sometimes contain… Continue Reading mar.php

wp-cron.php wordpress

wp-cron.php file is a core part of the WordPress content management system (CMS) and is responsible for handling scheduled tasks, also known as "cron jobs." In WordPress, cron jobs are… Continue Reading wp-cron.php wordpress

403 Error Code

A 403 error code is a status code returned by a web server to indicate that access to the requested resource is forbidden. This error arises when the server understands… Continue Reading 403 Error Code

repeater.php

The repeater.php file is a notorious backdoor script commonly used by malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities in WordPress websites and server configurations. This PHP file operates covertly, allowing attackers to… Continue Reading repeater.php

wp-login.php

The wp-login.php file is a critical component of WordPress, handling the user authentication process that allows site administrators and contributors to access the backend dashboard. Unfortunately, its importance also makes… Continue Reading wp-login.php

/wp-admin/images/xmrlpc.php Exploit

The /wp-admin/images/xmrlpc.php directory in WordPress appears to be a suspicious or potentially malicious file, especially since WordPress does not natively include a file with this name or structure in its… Continue Reading /wp-admin/images/xmrlpc.php Exploit

/wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed?url Exploited

The /wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed directory in a WordPress site is part of the WordPress REST API, specifically related to oEmbed, which allows websites to easily embed content like videos, tweets, and other… Continue Reading /wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed?url Exploited

Why exploit wp-ver.php

The file wp-ver.php is often targeted by hackers in WordPress installations for several reasons. While it may appear innocuous, this file can be a critical entry point for attackers if… Continue Reading Why exploit wp-ver.php