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PHP Vulnerabilities Are Setting the Internet on Fire. Is Your Website Safe?

Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the programming language that powers WordPress, Drupal, Magento, and most of the web, were disclosed this week with a severity score of 9.2 out of 10. Security experts described the potential for “wormable malware affecting big chunks of the internet.” Wild Iris has already patched our hosted clients. If your site isn’t on managed hosting, here’s what you need to know.

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Netflix & Get Hacked: Bad Actors Have No Chill

Hackers aren’t just going after big corporate targets. Last week, our team caught a supply-chain attack pushing malware through a plugin vendor. We’ve also seen a card-testing operation running stolen credit card numbers through a client’s checkout, and an attempt to install card-grabbing malware on an e-commerce site among others. Here’s what each of those attacks looks like, and what both we and you can do to make your site a harder target.

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EEAT, One Letter at a Time: Expertise

Expertise is the second component of Google’s EEAT framework, and for some businesses it carries more weight than any other. Here’s what it means, how it differs from Experience, and what strong Expertise signals actually look like.

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To Err Is Human. To Market Like One Is Becoming Rare.

When every business runs the same AI tools, the posts start to sound alike and readers scroll right past them. Here is why human-written marketing earns more trust and helps with Google’s EEAT signals, plus a few simple ways to put your own voice and real experience back into what you publish.

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The 3 Things Every Business Needs to Grow

Most small businesses don’t struggle because of a bad product. They struggle because people can’t find them, don’t understand them or aren’t nudged to act. We break growth down to three pieces (a website that converts, visibility where it counts and consistent messaging) and show how each one supports the others.

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