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[...] from 12.345.67.890 deny from .*domain\.com.* </Limit> In the following example, all IP addresses are denied access except for 12.345.67.890 and domain.com: # deny all except those indicated [...]

[...] from 12.345.67.890 deny from .*domain.com.* </Limit> In the following example, all IP addresses are denied access except for 12.345.67.890 and domain.com: # deny all except those indicated [...]

[...] scale WordPress wp-login.php brute force attacks, coming from a large amount of compromised IP addresses spread across the world since April of last year. A large botnet of around 90,000 compromised [...]

[...] Limit Access to the Local Area Network (LAN) ^ # limit access to local area network <Limit GET POST PUT> order deny,allow deny from all allow from 192.168.0.0/33 </Limit> Secure [...]

[...] Limit Access to the Local Area Network (LAN) ^ # limit access to local area network <Limit GET POST PUT> order deny,allow deny from all allow from 192.168.0.0/33 </Limit> Secure [...]

[...] is good practice before any major change but it is also a requirement of migrating your WordPress installation. There are many plugins out there that will completely backup your site for you. This [...]

[...] because we don’t people to guess the username that has administrator privileges to our WordPress installation. 15. Hide your XML Sitemaps from Search Engines XML Sitemaps will help search engines [...]

[...] user all privileges. Once you’ve completed this step, navigate back to your WordPress installation and click the “Lets Go” button. Step 3. Your next screen you come to, you [...]

[...] you. Also, be sure to delete /wp-admin/install.php and /wp-admin/upgrade.php after every WordPress installation or upgrade. Those scripts are only ever used during the installation and upgrade [...]

If you are one of the millions of people who use WordPress, this article will help you improve the appearance, functionality, and performance of your [...]

htaccess Definition 1^ Apache server software provides distributed (i.e., directory-level) configuration via Hypertext Access files. These.htaccess f [...]

htaccess Definition 1^ Apache server software provides distributed (i.e., directory-level) configuration via Hypertext Access files. These.htaccess f [...]

[...] of “wp-includes/”, insert the following code for each one in the same .htaccess configuration file: “RewriteRule ^(wp-includes|subdirectory-name-here)/.*$ ./ [NC,R=301,L]” 8: Back It Up! WP- [...]

[...] of “wp-includes/”, insert the following code for each one in the same .htaccess configuration file: “RewriteRule ^(wp-includes|subdirectory-name-here)\/.*$ ./ [NC,R=301,L]” 8: Back It Up! WP- [...]

[...] and underscores) in any .htaccess comments. Important Notes for .htaccess Noobs ^ As a configuration file, .htaccess is very powerful. Even the slightest syntax error (like a missing space) can [...]

[...] copy and paste to a text file and save it to your computer. The .htaccess is a distributed configuration file, and is how Apache handles configuration changes on a per-directory basis. WordPress uses [...]

[...] nor purged from the network. When these two technologies are implemented correctly on your WordPress website, you have the security in place along with a website that loads at a blazing speed. [...]

[...] . I recommend you using this plugin, it has almost features to help you optimize your WordPress website like cache system, .htaccess optimization, gzip content, adding expiry headers, lazy [...]

[...] and WordPress plugins The unused plugins and themes won’t affect the performance of your WordPress website but the aim should be to have as little executable code as possibleon our server. Thus [...]

[...] out of should any problems occur. Let’s run through the steps required to move your WordPress website to a new host. Step 1: Back Up Your Website’s Files The very first step of any [...]