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6 simple steps to hardening WordPress
Posted in September 16th, 2007
Tagged with: akismet † change permissions † directory permissions † htaccess † install † malicious behavior † permissions † server † spam † WordPress † wordpress blog
There are some basic steps you can take to help limit your exposure to malicious behavior directed at your WordPress blog. My intention with this article is not to make your website bullet-proof (if such a thing exists) but to cover the most common exploits/weaknesses. File and directory permissions have been discussed elsewhere but I’ll [...]
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WordPress Tools and Resources
Posted in August 25th, 2006
Tagged with: akismet † codex † cpanel † css † cyberduck † file-permissions † filezilla † firefox † install † installation-problems † permissions † spam † Theme † troubleshooting-wordpress † validate † w3c † widgets † WordPress † xhtml
Over the past few months I have come across an enormous amount of resources and tools for every aspect of working with WordPress. This is another one of the benefits of Open Source (a large number of contributors), however the down side can be that there’s no central ‘management’ or quality control over these. It [...]
