The WordPress is world’s most famous blogging software on Internet. Sustainable development of web technology makes web users take blogging and website development as a profession to make money.
The key reason behind WordPress popularity is because it is open source blog publishing application that is powered by PHP and MySQL.
No doubt WordPress offers powerful security content management system and provide a very handy development environment for your website or blog but we can’t overlook the security threat generated by hackers and spammers.
If you expecting that you just have developed a secure blog then it might be like walking on a sharp-edge sword. This attitude can’t take you about successful blogging job, So think once again and be careful about the risk factors which are hanging around on your blog/website.
Today we have added some Must-Have WordPress Security Plugins so you will find the best protection for your blog or website.
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1. Admin Log
Need to see who is accessing what in your admin section? This Plugin logs admin activity, and shows the page, user information, and time of access. Displays a list of all the admin pages accessed in the Blog admin area. This is updated every time a page in the admin area is accessed. Information displayed includes: admin page accessed, user, and time of access.
2. Admin SSL
Secures any WordPress URL using Private or Shared SSL. Once the plugin is activated go to the Admin SSL config page to enable SSL and read the install Admin SSL secures login page, admin area, posts, pages – whatever you want – using Private or Shared SSL.
3. Akismet
Automattic Kismet (Akismet for short) is a collaborative effort to make comment and trackback spam a non-issue and restore innocence to blogging, so you never have to worry about spam again.
4. Antispam Bee
Easy and effective Antispam Plugin to Protects your blog from spam by replacing the comment field. It’s easy to use and extremely effective. Really!
5. AntiVirus
AntiVirus for WordPress is a smart and effective solution to protect your blog against exploits and spam injections. AntiVirus for WordPress is a smart and effective solution to protect your blog against exploits and spam injections. AntiVirus protection for your blog.
6. AskApache Password Protect
This plugin doesn’t control WordPress or mess with your database, instead it utilizes fast, tried-and-true built-in Security features to add multiple layers of security to your blog. This plugin is specifically designed and regularly updated specifically to stop automated and unskilled attackers attempts to exploit vulnerabilities on your blog resulting in a hacked site.You can set up Password Protection for your blog using HTTP Basic Authentication, or you can choose to use the more secure HTTP Digest Authentication.
7. BackUpWordPress
BackUpWordPress is a Backup & Recovery Suite for your WordPress website. This Plugin allows you to backup database tables as well as files and comes with a rich set of options.
8. Blackhole
In few easy steps, you can set up your own Blackhole to trap bad bots and protect your site from evil scripts, bandwidth thieves, content scrapers, spammers, and other malicious behavior.
9. Chap Secure Login
Do not show password, during login, on an insecure channel (without SSL). Whenever you try to login into your website, you can use this plugin to trasmit your password encrypted. The encryption process is done by the Chap protocol, this is particularly useful when you can’t use ssl or other kinds of secure protocols.
10. Content Security Policy
Content Security Policy prevents content injection attacks by specifying valid sources of content for a site. Content Security Policy prevents content injection attacks by allowing admins to specify which sites they trust to serve JavaScript and other types of content in their site. Any content which is not explicitly allowed by the policy will be blocked from loading.
Aha, I was unknown to nearly all of these plugins except Akismet. Thanks for sharing, I will definitely try some of them.
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BackUpWordPress is my favorite. Lots of plug-ins I haven’t tried. Cool list.
Nicee, time to secure up my blog. Sad to see WordPress blogs getting hacked every once and a while.
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It would be nice if there was a description of what each plugin does or how it helps besides a screenshot of the options page.
As with any good CMS, WordPress has some security features built into its core. However, the default installation is still vulnerable to certain attacks. Fortunately, there are several easy steps you can take to harden WordPress against these attacks.
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It’s so great that you guys are sticking with it! I’ve been following the team for some time and am so happy that now the fire is burning brighter than ever! Way to stay positive and stick with something you love!
This is the first time I have seen a comprehensive list of security plugins for WordPress so many thanks. The only problem will be what not to add as I know that a lot of plugins will slow the performance of my site. Any more posts developing this topic, or experience of specific security plugins, would be most useful.
It sounds like automated blogging attacks and outright spamming is a real problem. These seem to be quite a set of methods to prevent this.
When it comes to simplicity and technicality, as well as security, WordPress is the thing for any blogger. Ever since I’ve been using it I find it hard to try others like it. It seems like they don’t suit me well.