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Introduction to WordPress Security
WordPress is a platform for easily creating websites and blogs. It is open-source, free, and user-friendly, becoming one of the most popular platforms worldwide. People use WordPress to build personal websites, blogs, online stores, and more. It offers a wide range of plugins and themes that allow users to customize their sites according to their needs.
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A general overview of WordPress security
Security Check
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Website owner verification
Run a Security scan
Critical Installation and Security Settings
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Secure WordPress System Installation
Add-ons and Design Templates
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Updated Add-ons for Maximum Security
Official and Customizable Updated Templates for Maximum Security
Automated and Manual Backups
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The Importance of Backups
Monitoring and Information Retrieval
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Website Monitoring Tools
Removing Malicious Plans Through the Hosting Provide
Blocking Brute Force Attacks
Cross-Site Request Forgery Monitoring
Monitoring Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Monitoring Bot Addresses
Monitoring IP Addresses
Removal of Old Admin Users
Security Functions
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Security Functions
Implementation of SSL and HTTPS
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Understanding SSL and HTTPS
Advanced Security Measures
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Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Continuous Improvement and Strengthening
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To Stay Updated
System Security Keys
Removal of unwanted source files
Bug Detection Mode
Conclusions
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Conclusions and Last Steps
WordPress security
About Lesson

Users who no longer work with you or whom you don’t want to grant access to the site, it’s advisable to remove or restrict their access.

Often, we appoint admin users to individuals with roles we collaborate with over the years. Many sites and stores make the most serious mistake as administrators by essentially leaving all those users with such roles and others they worked with over the years. This can cause a terrible disaster.

 
We assume that there is a developer you’ve been working with regularly on the site for over a year since you have commercial and trustworthy relationships. Unfortunately, over time, you are already working with other factors, and his user remains in the system with full admin access. Fate decided, and he chose to harm the site in revenge or otherwise.
 
Therefore, users with admin privileges should not be left unmonitored. When a user finishes their work, thank them warmly and bid them farewell.
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