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1. Wordpress Security Issues Lead To Mass Hacking. Is Your Blog Next?
   http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/11/my-blog-was-hacked-is-yours-next-huge-wordpress-security-issues/
   Article on WordPress security by TechCrunch. Good post encouraging people to keep their version up to date, etc.
   12-06-2008 to donncha, intrusion detection, security vulnerabilities, techcrunch, vulnerabilities, web security, wordpress, wordpress hacking, wordpress security, wordpress vulnerabilities, wp security, wppro
2. SourceForge.net: Open Source Tripwire®
   http://sourceforge.net/projects/tripwire/
   Tripwire monitors files on the filesystem for changes as a method of intrusion detection. Similar systems include AIDE and Samhain. Useful for detecting web site hacks.
   12-06-2008 to donncha, intrusion detection, security vulnerabilities, vulnerabilities, web security, wordpress, wordpress hacking, wordpress security, wordpress vulnerabilities, wp security, wppro
3. Did your WordPress site get hacked?
   http://ocaoimh.ie/2008/06/08/did-your-wordpress-site-get-hacked/
   Donncha writes a useful article on detecting if your site has been hacked, monitoring systems to check for hacks, and how to secure your site to avoid future hacks.
   12-06-2008 to donncha, intrusion detection, security vulnerabilities, vulnerabilities, web security, wordpress, wordpress hacking, wordpress security, wordpress vulnerabilities, wp security, wppro

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