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Good News in eCommerce Security: What PCI-DSS 4.0 Teaches Us About Preventing Attacks

Lana Rafaela Cindric 27m

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Security and Fraud Prevention in Payments

Shohei Tanaka 18m

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WordPress Security Research: A Beginner’s Guide

Alex Thomas 33m

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How Not to Woo a Hacker

Tim Nash 18m

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WooCommerce Security

Joshua Hammer 28m

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Incident Response: What Happens After the Worst Case Scenario

Néstor Angulo de Ugarte 28m

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Let’s Hack!

Stephen Rees-Carter 3h 6m

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Designing Websites with Privacy in Mind

Donata Stroink-Skillrud 27m

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Understanding Hackers: Life as a WordPress Security Researcher

Chloe Chamberland 24m

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Fixing Fraud and Improving SEO with Blockchain

Sebastiaan van der Lans 28m

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Hardening WordPress is Like Driving a Vehicle

Chathu Vishwajith 48m

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Think Like a Hacker and Secure WordPress

Stephen Rees-Carter 59m

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How WordPress Keeps You Secure

Aaron Campbell 56m

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Put an “s” on It: Moving from HTTP to HTTPS for a Large Publishing Site

Zack Tollman 34m

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Anatomy of a Critical Security Bug

Andrew Nacin 35m

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Securing Your Code – WordPress Security for Developers

Chris Wiegman 23m

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Hacked! What do you do now?

Tony Perez 1h 1m

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Writing Secure WordPress Code

Brad Williams 46m

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Understanding Vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF, WTF!?)

Chris Wiegman 42m

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Are you Ready to be Hacked?

Daniel Kanchev 51m

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Your Site vs The World

Jason Cosper 52m

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Real WordPress Security

Dre Armeda 54m

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