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Correction: WordPress IS a critical vulnerability.
https://www.wordfence.com/threat-intel/vulnerabilities
The CVE list always cracks me up, there's like tens daily
JFC I thought you were exaggerating.
Anyone who hosts websites can check the logs and see the bots hammering away at wp/admin primarily, even if you are not running any WordPress. Low hanging meat? Fresh fruit?
Elementor makes it worse though.
I have developed and hosted over 760 WP sites since 2006 and have never been hacked. Ever.
Mediocre craftspeople blame their tools.
I've driven a poorly designed car without many safety features for years, and I've never flown through the windshield, ever.
Glad you got lucky. But a tool having one critical vulnerability after another has nothing to do with mediocre craftsmanship and blaming admins for getting hacked after updating their software is nothing but disrespectful and condescending
How do you know?
Professionals are never cocky. Cocky comes back to bite.