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As promised, today I finally close this series of five articles about how to make your WordPress installation more secure with the last two actions: Make your WordPress not look like a WordPress, and not of clues Schedule a backup system. Make your WordPress not look like a WordPress [...]

In the three previous articles we have reviewed how to create a secure password and how to make it difficult to know which user is the administrator of your WordPress installation, how to protect the wp-admin folder and one of the most critical files, as far as security is concerned: wp-config. As well as certain plugins that can [...]

Let's go with the third installment on how to make your WordPress installation secure. So far we have seen in the first article how to create a secure password and how to make it difficult to find out which user is the administrator of your WordPress installation, and in the second article how to protect the wp-admin folder and how to [...]

In the previous article I showed you the first steps to achieve a secure WordPress, creating secure passwords and making it difficult for a "friend of the stranger" to easily find out which is the administrator user of your website. Today I am going to focus on two important points: Protecting the wp-admin folder and the wp-config file, two of the keys inside your [...]

Currently, WordPress accounts for 34.35% of the TOP 1 million websites using a CMS, more than 65% of the CMS market and more than 41.9% of the world's websites, and the figure continues to grow - of the world's active websites, almost half of the world's websites [...]