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Last night I had a discussion at a forum and I have some friend who was tensed because of his blog getting hacked again and again. Then I wonder some issues that my blog might not be secure in that case, decided to make my blog secure.

Downloaded WordPress Firewall 2 that adds more security to your blog.

 

This plugin arrange for a layer of security to your site by examining web requests to your blog and blocking the most obvious attacks.  It blocks following attacks:

  • Directory Traversal
  • SQL Injection
  • WordPress specific SQL Injection
  • Executable File Upload
  • Field Truncation
  • Remote File Execution

Whenever a mistrusted attack comes to pass on my site, WordPress Firewall 2 will block it and send an email with the details to the admin.  In the short time that I’ve been using this plugin I’ve received about 5 emails, 4 of which were the result of me fiddling around with my theme’s function file.  The other email was to notify me of a legitimate attack against my site.

I briefly considered white listing my theme’s function file to avoid triggering the firewall plugin when editing the file from the WordPress admin area, but chose not to.  I would rather work around this issue than leave the door open to a potential security issue.

If you don’t want to allow anyone to hack your blog, struggle and your inflexible work, Install WordPress Firewall 2 and sleep well at night.  You must take these precautions and stay safe.

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