codeman1234
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For me is Jetpack, Askimet and Updraft Plus.
Your settings for WordPress security?
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FluentAuth + BBQ Pro. Will solve your security along with proper backup.
AlexAkimbo
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Best security practice for Wordpress is not to install Wordpress 
codeman1234
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Anyone else?
leechesBleechin
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Even with the best security and settings, most hacks happen because of exploits in random plugins. So keeping plugin use to a minimum when possible is my motto. (And subscribe to all those disclosure emails from places like wordfence)
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I don't use Wordfence / Sucuri because they're too complicated for me, but these 2 are pretty popular... Also Cloudflare...
And also I have bookmarked this thing for some reason (I remember a few months ago a forum member has had bad hacking issue with his Wordpress site and someone had recommended this thing which apparently does wonders for the security of your site):
https://perishablepress.com/8g-firewall/
But I have no clue how to use it since I suck at technology, but save it, just in case
And also I have bookmarked this thing for some reason (I remember a few months ago a forum member has had bad hacking issue with his Wordpress site and someone had recommended this thing which apparently does wonders for the security of your site):
https://perishablepress.com/8g-firewall/
But I have no clue how to use it since I suck at technology, but save it, just in case
