The researchers at Sucuri Security were the first to find the attack that affected the WordPress blog versions. The attack is associated to the changes in the contents of the site that are present in the WordPress database. The IFRAME tag that was inserted by the attacker in the database meant that a malicious website would be pointed out by the site URL whenever one renders the contents on the WordPress blog.

The attack did not even spare the blogs that had limited administrative access to only a few IP addresses. The problem had apparently occurred due to the way the file permissions had been configured on the host server. The WordPress blogs require the wp_config.php configuration to be hosted independently and this keeps the access credentials in plain text for a blog.

The software though was not properly installed by many users and consequently they had to deal with the situation where anyone could read their files. The sources at Sucuri made it evident that the attacker had found a way to find the incorrectly configured files using a script. He could then access the credentials of the database by retrieving these wrongly configured files. He then accessed the database using these credentials to point a malicious website.

Anyone could be blamed for the present situations. WordPress should have secured the database credentials by default. The users should also have taken the initiative to guard their blog from such unwanted use. Network Security has come up with the recommendation that all the WordPress users should change their passwords by logging into their accounts.

Rezources.com which is very popular for providing wonderful webmaster tools online has recently released a new video related with WordPress installation using cPanel. The WordPress application needs to be installed properly as it requires specific information. Being one of the most used content management systems, it requires cPanel software for proper installation.Rezources.com, the portal for online webmaster tools in its tutorial video shows how easily one can install WordPress using Fantastico which is a function in the cPannel account of the user.

Users just require making use of their cPanel account and they would be able to install WordPress without much trouble at all. Users who have a dedicated hosting provider are more likely to have Fantastico setup in their web hosts. The video is very informative and describes the complete way of installing the WordPress. There is a minimal chance that users would have any trouble installing WordPress if they follow the instructions that are shown in the video.

Users have to specially make sure the look of the cPanel screens as they go along with the video. This would ensure that the setup of the WordPress and its installation appears on right order. There have also been reports that Rezources are planning to add several more videos that are related to the various functions of WordPress. They are also targeting other websites and tasks associated with blogs to make it easier for the users. The videos are available on Rezources.com and you can watch them any number of times you like.