One of the standout features of the WP Hide PRO is its ability to white-label any plugin or theme. White-labeling refers to the practice of rebranding a product so that it appears to be developed in-house or by a different creator, to appear a totally different code. For WordPress users, this means you can seamlessly hide the identities of plugins like Elementor, Avada Theme, Avada Builder, and Fusion Core—popular tools that have been known to exhibit vulnerabilities in the past and most probably currently or in the near future.. Continue reading

In Nginx, you can include additional configuration/rewrite files within the main nginx.conf file or within server block configurations using the include directive. However, there are some considerations to keep in mind.
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If you own a website, you’ve probably heard of security headers. But what exactly are they and why should you use them? In this article, we’ll discuss what security headers are, why you should use them, which security headers are available, and how they work to protect your website against malicious attacks.

A security header is an HTTP response header that instructs a web browser on how to behave when interacting with a website. These headers provide an additional layer of security to your website, helping to protect it against a variety of attacks, including cross-site scripting (XSS), clickjacking, and other types of code injection attacks.
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Security has become a major concern for everyone. People are more aware of the fact that their data is not perfectly safe and that they need to take precautions to protect their assets. The facts are clear and should be taken accordingly, over 30000 web sites are hacked every single day.

Unfortunately, in recent years the risk of being hacked has dramatically increased. There are nearly one hundred thousand potential breaches for a WordPress site, mainly caused by the many community plugins available through the repository. The majority has been found to contain critical bugs making a site easily exploitable.
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Any website is susceptible to remote attacks. Starting with the hosting server and its deployed applications, continuing with website CMS and deployed modules and extensions. Everything is potentially vulnerable.
The WordPress platform generally implies a high risk. The environment suit such as plugins and themes are found vulnerable all time. That creates security problems for everyone.

WP Hide is a great way to add another layer of security. Disguising everything on the site, the intruder is lost and unable to create a focused attack on a specific vulnerability. Continue reading