XSS

When you think about securing your WordPress site, you probably think about strong passwords, plugins, and firewalls. But there is a hidden layer of security that operates every time a visitor loads your page: HTTP Security Headers. Most WordPress sites do not use these headers by default. This leaves them vulnerable to a wide range…

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is one of the oldest and most dangerous vulnerabilities on the web. It happens when a hacker injects malicious JavaScript into your site (e.g., via a comment form or a compromised plugin) to steal visitor data or redirect traffic. While firewalls (WAFs) try to block these attacks at the door, Content Security…