18 Useful Plugins & Hacks To Protect Your WordPress Blog
All the plugins and tricks listed below are meant for WP 2.7 and above. If you are still using an older version of WordPress, it’s time to upgrade your blog.
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5 Plugins to Keep WordPress Secure
The following are the plugins I found that can make WordPress more secure.
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11 Best Ways to Improve WordPress Security
In this article, I'm going to show you some quick fixes that you can do to block the holes that may occur during or after WordPress installation. Some of the tips here are for more advanced users though, and make sure that you always take a backup of your database before writing any sort of MySQL query.
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5 Methods To Bypass Blocked Sites
So you’re at work or school and you want to check your profile or watch a YouTube video. Lo and behold, it’s blocked. Now you have two options - be productive or try and bypass the filter. Usually one would choose the latter, but how would you do that? Here’s some options.
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4 Ways To Watermark Your Images Online
A traditional watermark is a variation in the thickness of paper that is visible under certain conditions. Watermarks have been used for security purposes for a long time. They have also been used by paper manufacturers as some indication of quality.
In the digital age, watermarks are defined in a different way. There are basically two types, used for different purposes.
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4 Most Important PHP Security Measures
We can say that PHP is a mature language with lot’s of useful, but potentially dangerous features. The rapid growth of the language and the dynamic nature of the Web let people easily create dynamic web pages without any prior knowledge in computer science or the architecture of the Internet.
In this tutorial we’ll have a look at 4 important PHP security measures that you should implement in order to develop a safer website.
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6 Simple Ways to Avoid Email Scams And Website Phishing Attacks
You’ve probably been the recipient of one of those emails – an urgent message from your bank, telling you to login and pay your bill. It could be a message from eBay, informing you that your account has been suspended. The email looks real enough, the login looks the same as the real site, but they’re not the real thing. These emails and sites are fake sites set up by criminals to get your login information to steal your identity, your money, and your credentials.
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