Jim Walker has been a website security expert and website hosting services provider since 1997.

San Diego, CA
Joined April 2014
Scott Johnston just left a new 5-star review of hackrepair.com: I always feel like I'm going to Vegas when I hire a software consultant LOL. But Jim got right on the phone with me right away and I knew I was in good hands. Read more at the link in comments...
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Bricksforge WordPress Hack: Hackers Don’t Even Need Your Password... If your WordPress website uses Bricksforge, take a few minutes to check it today. A critical security flaw is being exploited by attackers, and a fix is available.
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WordPress took a beating this past month. WordPress took a beating this past month. The newest AI models are finding and writing code to exploit vulnerabilities that sat hidden for years. More info in comments if curious...
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Thank you Stefani for the lovelyl review of our service here. Jim actually answers his phone and within a few hours he was in my website, got everything fixed and followed up with a report and call. Everything is good now and my hackers have left the building. Thanks Jim...
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Review based on 3 experiences I have worked with the company three times. Great communication, quick to reapond, excellent evaluation of the issues, and solved the problems every time.
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Or see the review on your profile page: trustpilot.com/reviews/69c5c…
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Thank you, Sigrid, for the wonderfully fun review. So glad we were able to work through all those moving parts.
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For years, I've helped people fix and manage hacked WordPress sites. One common issue I run into is clients who have lost their website data completely and need to recover it from the Internet Archive. So, I built Wayback Recon. #WaybackMachine #InternetArchive #WebSecurity
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When AI Stops Sending Clicks: The Tailwind Warning for Open Source Warning: If you are in “the business,” you may find that reading this article could make you angry and force you to leave your desk to contemplate your future.
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Your Website Security Plan Is Luck (And Normalcy Bias Is Why)... Normalcy bias is how we talk ourselves into skipping prevention. It’s that internal monologue that says, “It’s probably fine. It’s always been fine.” For websites, that feels reasonable because... See comments.
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Nearly 2 billion email addresses and over a billion passwords just landed in Have I Been Pwned. This isn’t one big hack. It’s years of stolen logins now indexed, so you can check if yours is floating around online. See comments...
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