FirePhage Blog

Clear writing about WordPress protection, bot attacks, and firewall decisions that actually matter.

This blog is where FirePhage explains how to protect WordPress and WooCommerce sites without drowning teams in security jargon. The goal is practical, product-adjacent content that helps site owners and agencies make better protection decisions.

WordPress Security

FirePhage Security Is Now Live on the WordPress Plugin Directory

FirePhage Security is now available on WordPress.org. Install the plugin to run malware scans, file integrity checks, login protection, update visibility, and optional FirePhage dashboard sync.

WordPress Security April 22, 2026 5 min read

Why this content matters

Plain-language guidance for agencies and WordPress site owners.
Practical explanations of attacks, DNS changes, and onboarding.
Security writing tied directly to how FirePhage is built.

WordPress Security • May 26, 2026

WordPress Firewall Rules: What to Block and What to Allow

A practical guide to WordPress firewall rules, including which routes to protect first, how to avoid false positives, and what to allow safely on live sites.

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WordPress Security • May 14, 2026

DDoS Mitigation Strategy for WordPress and WooCommerce

Build a practical DDoS mitigation strategy for WordPress and WooCommerce. Learn how Layer 7 attacks hit PHP-heavy routes, what to protect first, and how to keep checkout usable under pressure.

6 min read Read article

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DDoS

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Readable bot and brute-force protection for WordPress and beyond.

WordPress Plugin

WordPress health, malware, and paid dashboard telemetry in one workflow.