By: Sagar
I use login lockdown to protect my blog, how do I hide the WP version from my blog?
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You can simply add the following line of code in your theme’s functions.php file and it will do the job: remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_generator');
View ArticleBy: Fotografia de Casamento
After an exploit attack I decided follow this steps and never more I had an atack. The issues are reliable. Thanks a lot for these valuable information!
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I think it is important that you follow those tips. For myself, I also have one measure to help protect my site. Instead of using normal FTP application to connect to the site, I use Secure FTP...
View ArticleBy: Timber
Thanks for all the tips, very good advice and I will put into practices straight away.
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[...] WordPress Security TipsCategories: Blog Setup, Site Optimization TipsThis is a followup from the Essential WordPress Security Tips article.In general WordPress is pretty secure as long as you...
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Thanks for the info. Had a guy take down a site belonging to one of my clients. Want to do everything I can to protect his new site.
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[...] WP Blog Security Tips – This is not a plugin but all the tips mentioned here should help you securing your WordPress blog. [...]
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Thanks man!! this really helped.. Just Secured our plugin directory!
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View ArticleBy: Laren
Back up data! Key point. Speaking from the painful and time consuming experience of my computer crashing and losing all my data and blog entries. And update to the latest version of WordPress…good tips...
View ArticleBy: Mike
some things never change, like doing regulary backups and updates. We are using now WordPress 3.3, but your article from March 2009 still is up to date 😉
View ArticleBy: Anita Clark
For those of us that rely on our sites to drive business, it’s imperative to both backup and protect our information and the database too.
View ArticleBy: Sagar
I use login lockdown to protect my blog, how do I hide the WP version from my blog?
View ArticleBy: admin
You can simply add the following line of code in your theme's functions.php file and it will do the job: <code> remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_generator'); </code>
View ArticleBy: Fotografia de Casamento
After an exploit attack I decided follow this steps and never more I had an atack. The issues are reliable. Thanks a lot for these valuable information!
View ArticleBy: Peter
I think it is important that you follow those tips. For myself, I also have one measure to help protect my site. Instead of using normal FTP application to connect to the site, I use Secure FTP...
View ArticleBy: Timber
Thanks for all the tips, very good advice and I will put into practices straight away.
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