Log Analysis with Local AI: Qwen and DeepSeek for Reconstructing an Attack
Apache, NGINX, LiteSpeed, and PHP-FPM logs to reconstruct the attack vector, and open Qwen and DeepSeek models run locally to triage anomalous cases.
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BLOG · WORDPRESS SECURITY
Analysis and deep dives
on WordPress security.
How malware gets in, where it hides and how to really remove it: files, database, cron jobs, processes and logs.
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Fake browser updates and fake CAPTCHAs: when your site infects your visitors
Fake browser updates and ClickFix fake CAPTCHAs: how the script that infects visitors works, why you can’t see it, and how to find and remove it.
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Restoring a backup is not enough: why malware survives a restore
Backups with dormant backdoors, persistence outside the site, and the same hole still open: why a restore is not enough and how to use backups for analysis.
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Infected WordPress Multisite: Cleaning a Network of Sites Without Taking It Down
Per-site tables, super admins and network plugins: how to inventory, contain and clean an infected WordPress Multisite network without shutting down the other sites.
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Hacked Site and GDPR: When a Data Breach Must Be Notified to the Garante
When a compromised WordPress site becomes a data breach, who must notify the Italian Data Protection Authority within 72 hours, and how forensic evidence guides the assessment.
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0-day vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins: what to do before a patch exists
A vulnerable plugin and no patch: how to tell whether you are exposed, block the endpoint with a WAF, NGINX, or Apache, and look in the logs for…
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Obfuscated PHP Files: Malware or a Plugin Encrypted with ionCube or SourceGuardian?
Base64, gzinflate and eval chains, and files encrypted with ionCube, SourceGuardian or Zend Guard: how to tell a licensed plugin from obfuscated malware.
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Monitoring WordPress File Integrity: Checksums, inotify and AIDE
WP-CLI checksums, sha256 manifests, inotify and AIDE: how to spot a modified or newly appeared file on your site right away, without drowning in false alarms.
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The Server That Sends Spam: PHP Mailing Scripts, Mail Queues and Domain Reputation
How to recognize a server that is sending spam, find the PHP script responsible, flush Postfix and Exim queues, and recover your domain’s reputation.
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