Ah, this old chestnut. The domain scam email. Let’s look at it in more detail.
That domain scam email is still doing the rounds
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5 Security Questions Answered
Earlier today, online security company Wordfence posted a blog entry with five security questions you should ask your web host. We thought it would be helpful to answer those questions for you.
Wordfence to remove the Falcon cache?
On updating to Wordfence 6.2.1, users are being greeted with a notification that support for Falcon and Basic caches will be removed in a future version.
Server maintenance May 2016
Due to essential server maintenance and software upgrades, some clients’ sites and email accounts will be unavailable for around one hour sometime between 10pm on Wednesday 18 May and 6am on Thursday 19 May 2016.
WordPress 4.5.2 Security Release
WordPress 4.5.2 has just been released. This is a security release for all previous versions and you are strongly encouraged to update your sites immediately.
WordPress 4.4.2 security update released – update immediately
WordPress has released a security update that fixes a SSRF vulnerability and an open redirection vulnerability. We recommend that all clients update their sites immediately.
WordFence confirms their plugin protects against XML-RPC brute force attacks
WordPress security firm WordFence have confirmed that their security plugin will protect against XML-RPC brute force amplification attacks.
WordPress 4.3.1 security update released
WordPress 4.3.1 was today released to the public. Version 4.3.1 is a security update and you are strongly encouraged to update your sites immediately.
WordPress 4.2.4 Security and Maintenance Release
WordPress 4.2.4 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately.