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Why Managed WordPress Backups Are Better Than Standalone Backup Plugins
Reaching for your spare tire, only to find out that it is not working; or worse, that it is missing altogether is unacceptable. WordPress backups are a little more complicated…
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Introducing BlogVault’s New Dashboard!
Over the past few months, we’ve been working on a number of changes at BlogVault. Not only do we have an improved UI, we’ve also got a bunch of new features,that are bound to…
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…
Read moreDownloading WordPress Backups: Pros and Cons of Storing Backups on Your PC
Storing WordPress backups on your PC can quickly become laborious and the risks outweigh the convenience or economic benefits. Find out why. Locally storing your WordPress…
Read moreW3 Total Cache, and What To Do in Case of an Outdated Plugin
WordPress website owners are always cautioned to keep their installations of WordPress, plugins, and themes up to date. But when a plugin hasn’t been maintained or updated from…
Read moreThe Price of Popularity: Why Hackers Target WordPress
WordPress is the fastest-growing, most popular CMS in the world because of its user-friendly features, but this also puts a target on its back. Why is WordPress popular with…
Read moreDoes being Open Source make WordPress Secure?
WordPress is an Open Source CMS, meaning both: vulnerabilities AND their patches are all visible to the WordPress community. So how does this make WordPress secure? If you…
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What to Do When Your Web Host Suspends Your Hacked WordPress Account?
“This account has been suspended” – is a dreadful alert that pops up on your WordPress site. If the reasons for suspension are unknown to you, it can be frustrating trying to…
Read moreAn In-depth Review of NinjaFirewall Against Common WordPress Attacks
“Why do hackers hack websites?”, is one of the more philosophical questions of anyone with a website. Whatever the size of your WordPress site, protecting it from the common…
Read moreCommon Attacks to Protect your WordPress Site Against
Having your very own website used to be something reserved for developers once upon a time. All that changed with WordPress, and for the better.But it’s never over. Whether you…
Read morehtaccess and security plugins
.htaccess is a configuration file for use on web servers like Apache. It helps site owners and administrators control how visitors interact with the site. A web server generally…
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…
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