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Threehosts.com compares top web hosting services and announces that Bluehost is the most recommended Joomla host.

The full reasons that result in Bluehost being rated the most recommended Joomla host by editors at Threehosts.com are available at http://www.threehosts.com/simplescripts/joomla.html.

Joomla! is one of the most powerful Open Source Content Management Systems on the planet. It is used all over the world for everything from simple websites to complex corporate applications. Joomla! is easy to install, simple to manage, and reliable.

BlueHost gives their clients access to all SimpleScripts features for free. SimpleScripts provides easy one-click installation and management of all popular applications, including Joomla.

Bluehost has been providing quality shared and dedicated web hosting solutions to businesses and individuals since 1996. Their goal is to provide outstanding services for the best possible price. To achieve these goals, they are constantly innovating and upgrading their services at no additional cost to their customers.

One of the features that makes Bluehost so popular is the quality of technical support that customers receive. There are three options that customers can use to contact the Bluehost support team. First, by calling them directly. An agent will assist clients over the phone. Another option is the use of live chat to communicate with a representative who will provide solutions on any problem. The Bluehost live chat support is highly accessible and very easy to contact them. Lastly, is the placing of a support ticket through e-mail indicating the problem.

About Threehosts.com Threehosts.com is a reliable resource for web hosting company reviews and ratings, including non-commercial hosting and eCommerce. They provide a list of top 3 web hosts. Their experts have been evaluating web hosting providers for years, and now they present the information in an easy to understand format that helps the consumer make the best choice when choosing a proper web host for their personal and business websites.

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In this Web 3.0 era, WordPress is one of the most popular blogging content management systems (CMS). Most websites are based and created on this platform as it is not only easy to use, but offers several capabilities as well.

Recently, Checkmarx Research Labs released a report on vulnerabilities discovered in WordPress plug-ins and the plug-in process. According to this report, more than 20 percent of the 50 most popular WordPress plug-ins are vulnerable to common web attacks, such as SQL Injection. In addition, 7 out of the 10 most popular e-commerce plug-ins contain vulnerabilities.

WordPress accounts for 18 percent of websites on the web, which equates to around 60 million websites. Apparently, popularity of the CMS platform makes it vulnerable and also a very large target for attacks. Checkmarx started the research in early 2013 and performed two scans of the top 50 most downloaded plug-ins.

During the first scan in early January 2013, 18 vulnerable plug-ins were discovered which amounted to 18.5 million downloads. The second scan was performed in June 2013 on the 10 most downloaded e-commerce plug-ins, which revealed vulnerability due to high risk and impact severity. Some of the common vulnerabilities include SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting, Cross Site Request Forgery, Remote/ Local File Inclusion, and Path Traversal.

Here are some other findings from the report:

So what should you do? Keep a check on which plug-ins you are installing and make sure they are verified. And dont forget to update your plug-ins and scan them regularly.

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