by Melinda Bartley | Feb 17, 2020 | WordPress login protection
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 know how to limit login attempts in WordPress site. Did you know that the default WordPress...
by Sufia Banu | Oct 17, 2018 | WordPress login protection
Lately, the popular Kanye West made headlines in the IT security world for all the wrong reasons. When he met the US president, Kanye was recorded unlocking his smartphone with the code 000000. Kanye West has his personal iPhone inside the Oval Office, and his iPhone...
by Ruby Paulson | Nov 7, 2016 | Security, WordPress, WordPress login protection
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 conundrum? Storing passwords, of course! But which storage option is safe? We’ve...
by Ruby Paulson | Oct 28, 2016 | Security, WordPress, WordPress login protection
Having a strong password for your WordPress site is one of the basic steps to maintaining good security posture and hygiene. Strong passwords, however, are a pain to create, and to remember… unless you have a few handy tips and tricks. Passwords are by...
by Ruby Paulson | Oct 28, 2016 | Security, WordPress, WordPress login protection
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 the fastest-growing platform to build websites. This is why hackers target...
by Ruby Paulson | Oct 26, 2016 | Common security mistakes, Security, WordPress, WordPress login protection
Your WordPress login credentials are the first line of defense for your site against hackers. Using the default username ‘admin’, is harmful to your site. Do you know how to change your WordPress username? How many hackers does it take to break into your...
