WordPress Security Webinar with WebDevStudios – video and slides
After a short summer break our educational webinar initiative continues with WordPress! Yesterday we hosted our first WordPress webinar about WordPress security with Brad Williams and Brian Messenlehner from WebDevStudios. We had a really good crowd of attendees and a great discussion at the end.
There are more webinars to come and we would love to hear from you about your preferred topics. Throw your suggestions in the comments below!
As the tradition goes, we’re sharing the video replay and the presentation slides!
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Chandrak Vania
I am going to tell you real security problem with wordpress. 1. Many wordpress username is admin. 2. Many idiots keep password like password, consider, mom, papa, daddy,birth date, brother. Most hackers hack wordpress blog just to add their website links to rank high on google.
Bryan
Thanks for presenting this webinar.
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A big thanks for this Webinar. Love you Siteground <3
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nirmala
Locking down wp-admin and wp-login using the SSL code like define ('FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', true) Can this be done in the site where SSL is installed or can it be used in all the sites?
Daniel Kanchev Siteground Team
Hey nirmala! The following code:
define (‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true);will redirect all login attempts from: http://yourdomainname.com/wp-login.php to: https://yourdomainname.com/wp-login.php My advice is to use the code only if you have a valid SSL certificate for your domain name. If you don't have private SSL certificates for your domain names then your browser will display a warning message and inform you that the SSL is not trusted. If you want to protect just the WP admin area use the following code:define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true);You can find the official documentation at: http://codex.wordpress.org/Administration_Over_SSLStart discussion
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