Keeping WordPress Secure (avoid hackers)

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Thousands upon thousands of plugins are in the repository for any scenario you could think of. Every plugin I’ve mentioned has dozens of alternatives that you might like better. It pays to try new things and keep your eyes open!

Look at reviews, the latest release date, the developer’s website, documentation and the product itself to gauge whether one is right for you. And don’t forget: You can change a plugin any time if you aren’t happy!

also as mentioned the security of the website,

We have covered many of the basics with the backup and security plugins , but I want to dedicate a section to some simple rules to follow, because getting this right is so important.
Hackers always follow the path of least resistance. They look for common flaws that are easy to exploit. In fact, you can probably get by all right by following these two simple rules:

Always keep WordPress and all plugins and themes up to date.

Always use strong passwords, and change your passwords every couple of months.

If you follow these rules, you will by pass 99% of all attempts on your website. To circumvent the remaining 1%, you can use a variety of tactics, some of them simple, some requiring a bit more work.

Smashing Magazine has a pretty extensive article on securing your WordPress website. If you are worried about security or want to do more, take a look.

prepared by IBRAHIM MCHUCHURI