WordPress supply-chain attack: why the CDN key changed the response
A practical response to the June 2026 WordPress CDN supply-chain attack: who was exposed, what to check, and how to prevent another compromise.
incident response
Cloudflare BYOIP: what a workable rollback plan needs
Build a practical Cloudflare BYOIP rollback plan covering routes, service bindings, fallback capacity, clear owners, and tests that prove customers can reconnect.
June’s WordPress Plugin Exploits: Is Your Inventory Ready?
June 2026 WordPress exploits show why businesses need a live plugin inventory, prompt patching and checks for compromise—not updates alone.
Cloudflare’s Enforce DNS-Only Switch: Test Your Origin Before an Incident
Cloudflare’s account-wide DNS-only switch can bypass its proxy in an emergency. Test certificates, firewalls, capacity, and rollback before relying on it.
Written recommendations from Trafik og Veje, Aarhus Municipality (2011) and AgroTech (2010).
