WordPress Brute Force Attacks are at An All-Time High
WordPress security watchdogs, Sucuri, have revealed that “brute force” attacks are at an all time high.
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WordPress security watchdogs, Sucuri, have revealed that “brute force” attacks are at an all time high.
It’s true — the long discussed and often rumored Facebook ‘dislike’ button is officially on the way.
Google has been found guilty by Russian competition regulators of “abusing” its dominant position a market leader.
Google and Twitter are working together on their own ‘instant articles’ solution.
Get ready to see a lot more live streaming in your News Feed, as Facebook has announced it’s available to more people.
Instagram has announced that, as of September 30th, self-serve advertising will be available to all users.
Internet security watchdogs Sucuri are warning site owners about malicious “new owner” Google Search Console verifications.
Facebook announced several updates to Pages that are designed to help businesses engage with mobile users.
Google has launched a dedicated Street View app, available on iOS and Android.
Google has added support for health conditions, now providing instant information on over 900 conditions.
Instagram has announced improvements to direct messaging, which include threaded conversations and enhanced emojis.
Google as announced that, as of November 1st, sites with intrusive app download interstitials will be penalized
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For the first time ever Facebook recorded one billion daily active users this past Monday, August 24th.
Instagram just introduced one of its most significant changes in recent memory — landscape and portrait modes for photos and videos.
Facebook announced its beginning a very small roll out of a digital assistant service, called M, that will live within Messenger.
Google search has the power to rig the 2016 election, or at least that’s what researchers believe.
Searching for notable public figure or brands now returns a stream of their latest tweets embedded in the search results pages.
ComScore’s latest search market share numbers are out, and the search giant Google is slightly less dominant than it was at this time last year.
Google has announced there’s a problem with reporting on indexed pages in Search Console. Here’s a workaround to the problem
The Information Commissioner’s Office has ordered Google to deindex more pages to remain in compliance with the ’right to be forgotten’ law.
Traffic from Google to Wikipedia is dropping and this trend is expected to continue, according to Wikpedia founder Jimmy Wales.
WordPress has released version 4.3 of its content management system, which is now available as an update in your dashboard.
We’re thrilled to confirm that the SEJ team will once again be a part of Pubcon Las Vegas.
A new patent granted to Google explains how high authority images are chosen for Knowledge Panels.
Facebook is testing the idea of turning its current Notes product into a long-form content platform.
Buffer has introduced the ability to upload and schedule native video content across all social media platforms with an update to its software platform.
The New York Times aims to predict which stories will do well on social media with a bot that runs within popular messaging app Slack.
Wikipedia’s organic search traffic from Google down by over 250 million visits per month.
Facebook is reportedly working on a new mobile app for sending breaking news alerts direct to smartphones.