Password security is a crucial aspect of every WordPress website. A weak pass, or a compromised one, can grant attackers full access to the admin dashboard, database, personal data, and even the server your website is uploaded on. For quite some time, MD5 was the...
WordPress Security
Protecting your WordPress website from hackers is essential, especially if you run a business or store sensitive information. To help you with this task, we have created the Security section. Here, we will show you how to harden your website and keep hackers away from your data.
How Do I Enable HTTPS on a Site Running WordPress 5.7 or Later?
What you need to know: A new feature in WordPress 5.7 and later allows you to quickly enable HTTPS on your website. The option is found in your Site Health settings. You just need to make sure that you have a valid SSL installed beforehand. WordPress has long...
Limit Login Attempts in WordPress
Last week we covered how to limit WordPress dashboard access, but there are some cases in which this is not exactly the best way to protect your website. Maybe you are not the only one that is working on it, and there are a lot of people that are accessing it, or you...
How to Secure Your WP Admin Panel
We all know how important it is to keep our electronic data safeguarded and private. As cyber-attacks continue to grow rapidly each day, so is the need to fight against those malicious attempts. Having the right tools in hand can significantly reduce the risk of...
How to Limit WordPress Dashboard Access
Let’s face it, the world is no safe place. And when you are creating a website, you are using a strong password for a reason. You, understandably, want to be the only one to enter your WordPress admin panel. And to do so, there is probably no more securer step to take...
How to Install SSL and HTTPS on a WordPress Site
In this tutorial, we will provide information about SSL, including instructions on how to enable HTTPS in a WordPress application. What Is an SSL Certificate? SSL was originally developed in 1994 by a company called Netscape. SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer...
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How to Prevent WordPress MD5 Hash Decrypt Exploits
Password security is a crucial aspect of every WordPress website. A weak pass, or a compromised one, can grant attackers full access to the admin dashboard, database, personal data, and even the server your website is uploaded on. For quite some time, MD5 was the...
Mastering FCSO WordPress for Your Website: A Comprehensive Guide
Nowadays, stuffing keywords and installing various plugins is not enough to get your WordPress website to the top SERP rankings. Today, search engines are advanced, smart, and demanding, and at the same time, competition is fierce, so you need to do more than a simple...
How to Access WordPress Admin Panel With a Critical Error Warning
If you are seeing the infamous WordPress Critical Error Message on your website, just relax - with us, you are in safe hands, and we will show you how to access WordPress admin panel with a critical error warning in no time. What is a Critical Error Warning in...
How to Integrate ChatGPT into WordPress
AI has changed the Internet and the way users interact with websites and online applications. By far, the most popular AI model, ChatGPT, is everywhere - people use it for a wide range of tasks, from inquiring about the current day of the week to generating code for...
How to Create Scroll-Over Interactive Elements in WordPress
Creating scroll-over elements in WordPress can help you make your website visually more appealing and enhance the overall user experience. Whether you want to highlight details, add tooltips, or reveal additional content, scroll-over elements can help you make your...