Ask Wordfence: Why Is an Insignificant Site Like Mine Being Attacked? This question came in from a Premium Wordfence customer. They’ve dealt with this question a few times in different ways on the blog, but pulling it all together sounds like a great post. Let’s dive in! Read full article at Wordfence – http://bit.ly/2t2QTTO Keywords: being…
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Online security is at the forefront of concerns for many site owners, and a lot of the online conversation about WordPress Security centers around the best ways to keep your site safe from hackers and security breaches. Read full article at Wordfence Blog – http://bit.ly/2rUluEK Keywords: wordpress security, brute force attacks, secure username and password, ssl…
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