Comments on: Protect your WordPress http://silentbits.com/wordpress/protect-your-wordpress/ Top Best Blog Designs, WordPress Themes, WordPress Plugins, News Themes, Templates, Skins, Adsense, Expression Engine, Symphony Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:16:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: mattg http://silentbits.com/wordpress/protect-your-wordpress/#comment-75636 mattg Fri, 08 Feb 2008 20:05:32 +0000 http://silentbits.com/wordpress/protect-your-wordpress/#comment-75636 good tip on the plugins folder, can't believe I hadn't thought of that one myself, doh! :) thanks, Mattg good tip on the plugins folder, can’t believe I hadn’t thought of that one myself, doh!
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thanks,
Mattg

]]> By: Blog » Blog Archive » Protect your WordPress http://silentbits.com/wordpress/protect-your-wordpress/#comment-74875 Blog » Blog Archive » Protect your WordPress Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:58:42 +0000 http://silentbits.com/wordpress/protect-your-wordpress/#comment-74875 [...] SilentBits | WordPress, Themes, Plugins, News, Blogging, Design, theme wordpress, plugins wordpress,... wrote an interesting post today on Protect your WordPressHere’s a quick excerpt Finally some tips to make your WordPress more secure.. It is really easy to configure it on your server, website. Author of this post is Matt Cutts. 1. Secure your /wp-admin/ directory. What I’ve done is lock down /wp-admin/ so that only certain IP addresses can access that directory. 2. Make an empty wp-content/plugins/index.html file. Otherwise you leak information on which plug-ins you run. If someone wanted to hack your blog, they might be able to do it by discovering that you run an ou [...] […] SilentBits | WordPress, Themes, Plugins, News, Blogging, Design, theme wordpress, plugins wordpress,… wrote an interesting post today on Protect your WordPressHere’s a quick excerpt Finally some tips to make your WordPress more secure.. It is really easy to configure it on your server, website. Author of this post is Matt Cutts. 1. Secure your /wp-admin/ directory. What I’ve done is lock down /wp-admin/ so that only certain IP addresses can access that directory. 2. Make an empty wp-content/plugins/index.html file. Otherwise you leak information on which plug-ins you run. If someone wanted to hack your blog, they might be able to do it by discovering that you run an ou […]

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