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CybersecurityCritical Vulnerability in Elementor Pro Plugin: Update Your WordPress Site
A critical arbitrary file upload vulnerability has been discovered in the Elementor Pro WordPress plugin, assigned the identifier CVE-2026-32475. It affects Elementor Pro version 4.2.1 and earlier versions.
E-commercePackaging Tax for E-Commerce: VAT, Extended Producer Responsibility, and Invoicing
A practical guide for e-commerce businesses that import goods, export, or sell online. Organized by business type, since compliance requirements vary depending on whether you operate in Latvia, import goods, or ship to other EU countries.
AI, CybersecurityWebsite Development Risks: Safe Website or Vibe Coding?
This raises a logical question: how secure is a website actually when it's not built by a professional, but created by you with the help of an AI chatbot? The answer lies in the web development risks that most enthusiasts simply don't see—and that's exactly what this article explores.
NEWSEvoEX client portal is live: from demo version to full production environment
Today we have a special announcement. After months of development and testing, the EvoEX client portal has officially transitioned from a demo version to a full, production-ready system. We're now opening client registration, and from this point forward, all collaboration with EvoEX will take place in one place: the portal.
Security616 attack attempts in 8 days
Over the past week, our security monitoring detected hundreds of attempts to access our website. The number sounds alarming, but the reality is far more reassuring—and this article will explain why.
NewsGoodbye old 2FA. The passkey era begins!
Codes you need to type from your phone will soon be history—just like passwords you have to remember and SMS messages you have to wait for. A new era is beginning at EvoEX, and it's built on passkeys.
Cybersecurity, Servers🚨 Security Above All: What We've Learned from the LVM Attack
At EvoEx, we've been doing things differently for some time now. No line of code reaches our clients without a complete security audit, our servers have no external "doors" to knock on, and if someone tries anyway—the system catches it and blocks it in seconds, not after damage is done. Here's what that looks like in practice and why we've invested thousands of euros in it!
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