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  1. Removing the WordPress Version Numbers

    One of the security tips from WordPress-o-Sphere says: " Don’t display your WordPress version number publicly.
  2. Prevent Brute Force Attack Method 3

    In this video, we will show you how to prevent brute force attacks by downloading two plugins in WordPress: WPS Hide Login and Login Recaptcha.
  3. Prevent Brute Force Attack Method 2

    WordPress allows users to enter passwords as many times as they want. Hackers may try to break into your site by entering different combinations until your website cracks and discover your login data.
  4. Prevent Brute Force Attack Method 1

    Trying to enter different usernames and passwords multiple times is called brute force attack and this is one of the ways hackers are using to attack your site.
  5. Customize Login Error

    How and why you should customize your login error messages on your WordPress? In your login error, if you write the wrong username, the default error message will tell you that you entered the wrong username.
  6. Secure Hosting

    A web hosting is a type of service that allows individuals to make their website accessible via the internet using a browser.
  7. Securing WPConfig

    In this video, we will show you how to secure your wp_config.php file.
  8. Changing Security Keys

    How to add or change wordpress security keys? The purpose of this video is how to be aware of them, show where they are and how to change them if you need to.
  9. Change DB Prefix After Install - Method 2

    As we've mentioned in the previous video, the database is like the heart of your website and you have to change database prefix in order to prevent hackers hacking your WordPress.
  10. Change DB Prefix After Install - Method 1

    The database contains important information that is why it is a popular hacker target. Hackers develop malicious code to attack various databases, break into websites, or publish spam comments.