Archive for 'Security'
How To Stop An Ethical Hacker Breaking Into Your WordPress Site
Posted on 08. Apr, 2010 by Alex Denning.
In this month’s .net magazine (known as Practical Web Design in the US) there was an interesting article where an ethical hacker showed how he would break into your site — and what you can do to stop him. In this post we’ll look past “X Plugins To Save Your Blog” and see what effective steps you can take to stop a real life hacker.
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Search Google for WordPress security tips or the like and just about every article you come along will tell you that in order to have a secure blog, you need X amount of plugins. I disagree. I use none yet I’m satisfied I have a reasonable level of security. I use a number of techniques to keep the site safe, which I’ll discuss over the course of the post.
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Your site never need go down again with nine ways to create a crash proof and speedy WordPress site or blog.
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10 easy ways to increase the speed (load time) of your WordPress blog using the .htaccess file.
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The .htaccess file allows you to easily improve your blog, its security, reduce bandwith and increase usability. In this post we’re going to look at 26 .htaccess hacks, from A to Z.



