Magento takes it on the chin today .....

[nottheusual1]

Hackers used this software flaw to steal credit card details from thousands of online retailers

https://www.zdnet.com/article/hacker...F_emailHash%7D

Ouch ....

[Rick Wilson]

Here's another one (not Magneto), all software is potentially a target, but WordPress as an underlying Ecommerce platform is uniquely dangerous (IMO)

https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hot...ion-customers/

[lesliekirk]

Here's another one (not Magneto), all software is potentially a target, but WordPress as an underlying Ecommerce platform is uniquely dangerous (IMO)

https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hot...ion-customers/

Which is why I question any SEO / Design Agency that only knows WordPress and then recommends it to a very large established Miva store.

[nottheusual1]

SEO/Design groups seem to react to the latest shiny object. History id littered with what used to be good ideas for a few seconds. Remember directory sites?????

[lesliekirk]

SEO/Design groups seem to react to the latest shiny object. History id littered with what used to be good ideas for a few seconds. Remember directory sites?????

Yeah, the ultimate in "black hat" - IMHO.

The one constant that seems to remain true is content.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

but WordPress as an underlying Ecommerce platform is uniquely dangerous (IMO)

round here, we view WP as ANY kind of platform uniquely dangerous...at least towards mental health.

[lesliekirk]

round here, we view WP as ANY kind of platform uniquely dangerous...at least towards mental health.

FWIW and IMHO - I LOVE WordPress - just NOT for eCommerce (besides the potential security issues WooCommerce sucks six ways to Sunday and I haven't played enough with the BigCommerce plug-in). It's easy to use, intuitive, and with a couple of security plug-ins that monitor a number of factors (and not to mention the huge selection of free and paid theme options) it is a great option for content.