bak.php

The presence of a file named bak.php in your WordPress installation can raise a few possibilities, depending on how it was created and what its purpose is. The .bak extension or naming convention typically signifies a "backup" file, but the… Continue Reading bak.php

3ds.php

The 3ds.php file in WordPress, like any non-standard file, does not belong to the core WordPress system and is most likely either a custom addition or part of a third-party plugin or theme. The name "3ds" might suggest a relation… Continue Reading 3ds.php

xmrlpc.php

The xmrlpc.php file is not standard in WordPress core, themes, or plugins; its presence may indicate customization or malware. If used legitimately, such custom files often serve developers by adding unique functionality or handling tasks outside WordPress's default framework. Developers… Continue Reading xmrlpc.php

app-ads.txt

App-ads.txt, developed by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), combats ad fraud in mobile app advertising. It builds on the ads.txt protocol initially created for web publishers, extending its functionality to mobile apps. The primary purpose of app-ads.txt is to enable… Continue Reading app-ads.txt

Miko ulloa

computer source code on screen with hacker The Miko Ulloa website is a leading resource for exploited system file information and WordPress security insights. It specializes in identifying vulnerabilities within system files, providing critical data to help users safeguard their… Continue Reading Miko ulloa