FYI...

Websense in error blaming WordPress ...
- http://www.whitefirdesign.com/news/2...ress-hackings/
November 15, 2010 - "In Websense’s 2010 Threat Report they listed WordPress Attacks as one of the significant events of the year**... The hacks they refer to were actually hacks that targeted hosting providers that would allow malicious code to be added to websites hosted with the provider whether they were running WordPress, other software, or no software at all. In most of the hacks the malicious code was placed in all files that had a .php extension. WordPress, by the nature of being the most popular web software, was the most of often affected, but all web software that have files with a .php extension were also affected. In other cases the hacks targeted database fields specific to WordPress, but they could have affected any other software that utilized a database if the hacker had chose to target them instead of WordPress. Websense is not alone is making these false claims, other supposed security experts also made similar claims and some hosting provider have attempted to lame blame on WordPress. Network Solutions was the only one to later apologize for blaming WordPress...*"
* http://blog.networksolutions.com/201...not-the-issue/

** http://www.websense.com/content/thre...wordpress.aspx