Say Goodbye to Serenity: The Sign1 Malware Tsunami Infects 39,000 WordPress Sites

Discover the sneaky Sign1 malware campaign infecting 39,000 WordPress sites. This digital gremlin hijacks widgets to pop ads like a bad joke at a birthday party. Stay safe: update plugins and ditch excess add-ons!

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It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the Sign1 malware swooping in to turn your WordPress widgets into a circus of unwanted pop-ups and ads! With over 39,000 websites already tangled in its web over the last half year, it's like an unwelcome houseguest that keeps changing disguises. And let's be real, having your website play host to a popup ad party is about as fun as finding a wasp in your ice cream. Sucuri's on the case, but this sneaky code is like a ninja, flipping through random URLs and using your own CSS against you. Time to up those security protocols and say "not today" to digital party crashers!

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