The Avada is the best selling WordPress theme with over 600K sales since it’s been launched. The main reason for why is so appealing and everyone loves it, is because incredible easy to use and provides outstanding demo templates which can be used as starting point.
The Avada is widely used on many websites, making it the best target for any hacker ! Finding a vulnerability in the code grants an attacker the possibility to hack and compromise all sites using this specific code. Hence it’s very important to hide that your site using Avada and any other applications/plugins.
Continue readingLiteSpeed Web Server is one of the best high-performance and high-scalability webserver type. Being used on near 3% of total websites is the 4th as popularity worldwide. LiteSpeed Web Server can be used to replace an existing Apache system, without changing other applications or operating system details.
With its comprehensive range of features and easy web administration graphical console, LiteSpeed Web Server can help you deliver the best performances out of existing hosting solution. There are 3 editions of LiteSpeed:
Resenting the plugin options reverts all WordPress site urls to default. All saved fields will be gone and default (empty) will replace.
This is also an easy way to start over, when the plugin is being re-installed or the current set-up is not satisfactory and require a fresh start.
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WordPress Security is a vital concern for any site owner. We talk frequently about security, among other things, in warnings about themes and plugins and how to protect our sites from attacks. But security is quite from a simple point of view, and the steps you take to protect your assets have no bounds.
Have you sometimes walked out of your office, carelessly leaving your door open? Maybe more than once, right? This is natural, we are not often worried about managing potential jeopardizes until it goes out of hand. This is also very much applicable to your WordPress website. Continue reading
This functionality is available for PRO version.
The WP Hide plugin provides many modules through which a site owner can rewrite all default URL’s, making WordPress indistinguishable. This is a perfect strategy to keep intruders outside, as any WordPress or plugin vulnerability that gets in a hacker’s hand, will be exploited to get full access to the site. Closing all default entry points and re-writing paths to specific assets will make a penetration close to impossible.
In the world of website security, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. WordPress sites are particularly vulnerable to hacking attempts due to their popularity and widespread use. As a result, WordPress site owners need to take extra precautions to keep their sites secure. The best tool that can provide an extra layer of security for your site is WP Hide PRO.
WP Hide PRO is an easy-to-use plugin that allows you to hide your WordPress installation, themes, and plugins from potential hackers. According to the developers of WP Hide PRO, over 99.99% of site hacks are focused attacks on specific plugin and theme vulnerabilities. Since hackers can’t see what your site is using, they won’t be able to exploit any known vulnerabilities. Continue reading
This functionality is available for PRO version.
Creating a network of sites with WordPress is a powerful functionality, the simplicity of set-up makes it the best option to consider. Mainly a MultiSite network is a collection of sites that all share the same WordPress installation. This sounds simple to manage but it become a complex problem when it come to rewrite and block specific urls while preserving compatibility. The free WP Hide & Security Enhancer plugin can handle single site WordPress install, however can’t run correctly under MultiSite environment. Continue reading
Per Documentation at Rewrite – Uploads when using the “Block uploads URL” option, it will block any access to old/default URL’s format, which otherwise are still available. If this feature is turned on, all new images inserted within posts (or any custom post type) will use the new URL format. Continue reading
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