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How to Edit HTML in WordPress Without Breaking Your Site
Need to make HTML changes to your WordPress site? WordPress was designed to make website creation easy for anyone. It eliminates the need to know coding. But in case you want to…
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How to Limit Login Attempts on Your WordPress Site (Step-by-Step Guide)
WordPress is a secure platform to build your website but hackers still find ways to break in. One of the most common paths they take is brute force hacking, so you will need to…
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Privilege Escalation: What is it and Why is it so Important?
Do you have multiple users on your WordPress website? Did you know hackers can exploit user accounts to take full control of your website? They can do this by taking advantage of…
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How to Disable Directory Browsing of Your WordPress Website?
Hackers are always on the lookout for vulnerabilities in websites – be it in the form of outdated WordPress themes and plugins, weak login credentials, WordPress core…
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Password Management for WordPress Users
Strong passwords can be difficult to remember… sometimes even impossible to remember (and passwords that are easy to remember are often weak). So what’s the way out of this…
Read moreWhy and How to Protect Your WordPress Login Page
We rarely need to be convinced to harden our WordPress site security. But, how useful is protecting you login page? And, are you doing it right? WordPress is a popular CMS, and…
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Password Protecting wp-login.php with HTTP Authentication
The WordPress admin dashboard can only be accessed by entering in your username and login password. It is good practice to use a strong login password at all times, as this makes…
Read morePassword Protect a Directory with htaccess
Are you working on a website for which you want to restrict access? Is there an area on your site (like stats or private pages) for which you want exclusive access? If yes, this…
Read moreTwo Factor Authentication for WordPress
Passwords have been our primary means of protection in the WordPress world for a really long time. However, with use of passwords becoming commonplace, more and more attacks on…
Read moreChanging your WordPress login URL – Does it really improve security?
WordPress has a standard login page called wp-login.php through which a user can access the dashboard. Given the growing number of brute force attacks on WordPress sites in…
Read moreDoes your WordPress Security Plugin really secure your site?
As WordPress site owners, securing our data is a top concern. We want to do everything in our capacity to protect our site, its visitors and our customers against any harm…
Read moreSecuring your WordPress Admin
The world’s most secure website is the one that doesn’t exist. What it implies is that attacks are imminent. It is likely that a hacker half-way across the globe is trying to get…
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