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WP Security Action Plan
In this action plan you will learn, step-by-step, how to secure your or your client's WordPress website against the most common hacks.
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Bjorn Allpas
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February 9, 2017
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Note From the Creator
How to Use This Action Plan
The #1 Way WordPress Sites Are Hacked
Disaster Recover
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How To Backup Your Website
How To Restore Your Website
How To Create A Backup Schedule
Setup An Uptime Monitor
User Security
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Create Highly Secure Passwords That You Won't Forget
How To Hide Your Admin User Name From The Public Facing Site
Rarely Use The Admin User Account
Stop Brute Force Attacks
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Move Login Page Away From /wp-admin or /wp-login.php
Block Access To The XML-RPC.php File Via .htaccess
Prevent Brute Force Login Attempts Using Limit Login Attempts Reloaded Plugin
Implement 2 Factor Authentication
WP-Config Security Hacks
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How To Find Your wp-config.php File
How To Backup Your wp-config.php File
Change The Security Keys
Change The Database Prefix
Disable Editing Of Theme And Plugins Files
Prevent Users From Installing or Updating Plugins & Themes
Enforce The Use Of FTP Before Being Able To Install or Update Plugins And Themes
Protect the wp-config.php File
Can You Mix And Match The Code Snippets In The wp-config File?
How To Add Comments To The wp-config File
.htaccess Security Hacks
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How To Find The .htaccess File
How To Backup Your .htaccess File
Protect Your .htaccess File
Restrict Access To wp-includes Folder
Blacklist Undesired Users And Bots
Prevent Directory Browsing
Protect WordPress From Script Injections
Security Plugins
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Use Wordfence To Block Bad Users And IPs Trying To Access Your Site
Watch For File Changes (Wordfence)
Use The iThemes Security Plugin To Secure WordPress Sites
WP Security Action Plan Graduation Quiz
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