January 23, 2012
In recent time, WordPress has been highly targeted by bloggers. Since WordPress uses MySQL and Php, it’s not tough to find a vulnerability in WordPress. Here I’m sharing some newbie tips to Secure WordPress blog. These are basic tips but some time missing these basic tips, may lead to losing your WordPress blog by some hacker. WordPress is probably the best CMS out there for blogging. I can quite confidently say that, being a user ...
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November 28, 2011
When eve we talk about WordPress Security, very first suggestion is to change WordPress default username. As WordPress default username is ”admin” and it makes it hackers to attempt a brute-force attack using username admin. Since hackers already have your username, it will make it easier for them to find your password using brute forcing. Specially, if your webhosting is not using any login attempt security or you are not using limit-login WordPress plugin, you ...
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8 Essential Settings after Installing WordPress
October 6, 2011I have already written a detailed post on How to install self hosted wordpress blog, this is the second post extending the WordPress series on settings to do after installing WordPress. This is the list of essential WordPress settings one should follow after installing WordPress. WordPress changes like updating WP ping list, WP permalink, WP threaded comment. Before we will start with how to start with basic WordPress set up, you should read this post: Checklist ...