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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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Secure Your WordPress Site - How To NOT Open The Backdoor For Hackers
- Block Malicious Script Injections via .htaccess
- How To Backup Your .htaccess File (Supplemental Tutorial)
- Disable XMLRPC.PHP (Common Brute Force Attack Target)
- Unlock User Account via MySQL if Limit Login Attempts Locks You Out
- Unlock User Account via FTP if Limit Login Attempts Locks You Out
- Limit Login Attempts & Lockout Failed Logins
- Change the Location of Default Login Pages
- Reduce the Likelihood of Successful Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS)
- How To NOT Open The Backdoor For Hackers
- Block Malicious Script Injections via .htaccess
- How To Backup Your .htaccess File (Supplemental Tutorial)
- Disable XMLRPC.PHP (Common Brute Force Attack Target)
- Unlock User Account via MySQL if Limit Login Attempts Locks You Out
- Unlock User Account via FTP if Limit Login Attempts Locks You Out
- Limit Login Attempts & Lockout Failed Logins
- Change the Location of Default Login Pages
- Reduce the Likelihood of Successful Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS)
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