Hackers can access your database via SQL injection via forms, checkout pages, search bars, and other places on the front-end of your site that accept user input. Good malware scan software should alert you to any vulnerabilities on your site. It’s also important that you use reputable, actively maintained plugins and keep your site updated. […]
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Secure Your WordPress Site Task 4: Install an SSL Certificate
If your site still starts with http instead of https, you’re missing SSL certificate. There’s no excuse for not having an SSL certificate these days. A good hosting provider will include one free of charge, and there are other options such as Let’s Encrypt that provide them free as well. SSL ensures all data on […]
Secure Your WordPress Site Task 3: Perform Daily Malware Scan
Secure Your WordPress Site Task 2: Force Secure Passwords
Secure Your WordPress Site Task 1: Perform Daily Cloud BackUps
Using CSS Grid with the Underscores Theme
October 8th, 2019 Update: WP Rig is a better option than _underscores these days. This post hasn’t ages so well, but do check out Morten Rand-Hendriksen‘s video below for a comprehensive intro to building a PWA using WP Rig as a starter template Original post from February 5th, 2019: In this tutorial we’ll make the […]