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Here you have a series of extensions and tips that can be used to increase the security of your website as long when you use WordPress as a content publishing platform.<\/p>\n
1. Plugin CHAP Secure Login<\/strong>: encodes the password using the protocol CHAP . Without additional configuration. Installed and activated.<\/p>\n 2. Plugin Login Lockdown: <\/strong>Blocks the identification made from the same IP address as if the wrong password is used\u00a0 repeatedly.<\/p>\n 3. Plugin AskApache Password Protect:<\/strong> Add extra identification to the blog using HTTP Basic Authentication and HTTP Digest Authentication (you should check if the server hosting your website, accepts it)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 4. Plugin Semisecure Login Reimagined: <\/strong>Add encryption RSA in the password.<\/p>\n 5. Plugin WP-DB-Backup: <\/strong>Backs up the database with configurable frequency. Indispensable.<\/p>\n 6. Plugin WP-DBManager: <\/strong>Allows you to manage the database from the WordPress control panel. Convenient to avoid having to access the administrator PHPmyAdmin but somewhat dangerous if someone gets on the panel.<\/p>\n 7. Change the prefix of the tables in the database:<\/strong> Usually start with wp, you can change it with plugins like WP-Security-Scan .<\/p>\n 8. Protects wp-config.php: <\/strong>Add the file. htaccess line<\/p>\n ^wp-config.php$> <FilesMatch Deny from all <\/ FilesMatch><\/em><\/p>\n to prevent anyone from reading the data to get access to the database.<\/p>\n 9. Plugin Admin SSL:<\/strong> Add HTTPS in the Pages of identification. Remember that, you will need to pay extra cost to your hosting service for this.<\/p>\n 10. <\/strong>Blocks wordpress directory to the search engines by adding the line Disallow: \/ wp-* in your robots.txt file<\/p>\n 11. Plugin WP Security Scan:<\/strong> A few tests to verify the security of your WordPress installation, giving advice on actions (many of them included in this list).<\/p>\n 12. <\/strong>Keep WordPress updated with the latest version.<\/p>\n 13.<\/strong> Beware of the origin of the active plugin. Sometimes extensions can make a lot of headaches from the point of view of safety and performance.<\/p>\n 14. SFTP: <\/strong>Replaces FTP connections to your setup for SFTP , which sends the data securely.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here you have a series of extensions and tips that can be used to increase the security of your website as long when you use WordPress as a content publishing platform. 1. Plugin CHAP Secure Login: encodes the password using the protocol CHAP . Without additional configuration. Installed and activated. 2. Plugin Login Lockdown: Blocks… <\/p>\n