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Backup WordPress to Google Drive: The Ultimate Guide
WordPress 101 is that backups are necessary. But, where you store your backups are equally important. If your web host takes a backup, it’s stored on your server. This still leaves your site vulnerable because everything is one hack away from being accessed by a hacker. If you’d like to store a backup on your…
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An Introduction to WordPress – The Only One You’ll Need
As an avid reader of books and various articles both in newspapers and online I have always had the urge to test my writing skills. The usage of jargons and the blend of sophisticated words that the authors achieved with their articles always enticed me. I wanted to start with a blog of my own…
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How Often Should You Backup Your WordPress Sites?
Frequent WordPress backups contribute greatly towards efficient your WordPress restores. The battle is between resource consuming hourly backups and infrequent backups which increase the risk of data loss. Do you know what is the right answer? The frequency of WordPress backups is a much-discussed topic. At BlogVault we believe that ideally, WordPress sites must be…
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Why 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 the fastest-growing platform to build websites. This is why hackers target it; they gain more out of every attack. Your WordPress login page…
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Downloading 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 backups means storing them on your PC or desktop. The other option is maybe to store them in an external storage device like a USB drive or or an…
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Limiting Access to WordPress Admin Directory using IP Address
In an earlier article, we spoke about password protecting wp-login.php with HTTP authentication. There, we came up with this amazing analogy that if your WordPress were a house, HTTP authentication would be a fence to it. Now, imagine deploying a guard at your fence door to further secure your house (your WordPress site). This guard…
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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 it difficult for bots and hackers to break into your admin dashboard. However, the internet has never been a very safe place, and…
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