Any advice how to protect a Wordpress website from hackers and DDOS attacK?

I’d start with Cloudflare, keep WordPress plugins updated, remove unused plugins and use 2FA for admin accounts.

For DDoS, good hosting + Cloudflare and rate limiting helps a lot, and always keep regular backups in case something still goes wrong.
 
I’d start with Cloudflare, keep WordPress plugins updated, remove unused plugins and use 2FA for admin accounts.

For DDoS, good hosting + Cloudflare and rate limiting helps a lot, and always keep regular backups in case something still goes wrong.
What is rate limiting? I'll check it out
 
I'm already using Cloudflare and I changed the login page. Any additional tips would be appreciated.
rate limiting is a mechanism which limits the amount of request sent from one single IP addres during a certain period of time. I find that rate limiting work vry effectively against brute force attacks.
 
Keep wordpress themes & plugins fully updated, remove anything unused & use strong unique passwords with 2fa also enable cloudflare waf/rate limiting, keep reliable off site backups & monitor login activity, changing the login url alone isn's enough
 
I'm already using Cloudflare and I changed the login page. Any additional tips would be appreciated.
this is gud information, however, there's another side to it. I would also suggest that u look into your settings for XML-RPC, enable 2FA, and use backups that are off the server.
 
Enable 2FA, Cloudflare WAF/rate limiting, keep plugins updated, and maintain off-site backups.
 
I'm already using Cloudflare and I changed the login page. Any additional tips would be appreciated.
For maximum WordPress security, set up a firewall (WAF) in Cloudflare, enable two-factor authentication in the admin panel, disable PHP scripts in the uploads folder, and update all plugins regularly.
 
I'm already using Cloudflare and I changed the login page. Any additional tips would be appreciated.
changing the login URL will help to some extent, but it is definitely not a comprehensive security measure, imo. 2FA, disabling xml-rpc where not required, and maintaining regular offsite backups are of higher priority here.
 
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