How to Set Login Lockdown to Stop Brute Force Attack
See how to configure my favorite brute force protection plugin, Login Lockdown. It is extremely lightweight and protects the front door of your site from hacker attacks.
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See how to configure my favorite brute force protection plugin, Login Lockdown. It is extremely lightweight and protects the front door of your site from hacker attacks.
There’s a lot of great site advice only. There’s also a lot of really old and useless info too. And not every tactic will work on every site.
In this short show I cover specific examples of what’s working today, old ideas you need to drop, and new ideas you want to adopt.
All websites have a master gatekeeper that provides the initial security for every type of site visitor, both human and bot. It also controls the redirection of traffic and tells browsers what to do with the data from your site. Discover all of the critical features in the .htaccess file and how having a good one improves your site security and performance.
The CloudFlare CDN is one of the best ways to speed up your site performance and help protect it from bad bots too. Best of all, it’s free.
I use it on all of my sites and recommend it to all of my site audit clients.
CloudFlare has made important updates recently and I’m delighted to announce a full set of new CloudFlare tutorials in the BlogAid Webmaster Training that show all of the new features and configurations.
You probably know you need caching to speed up your page load time, but you may not know how it all works. In this BlogAid Live show, I explain what local caching plugins and CDNs like CloudFlare do, all in non-tech talk.
See the features of the all new CloudFlare plugin. This is my favorite CDN, or Content Delivery Network because it helps protect your site from bad bot hits and speeds up your page load time. The plugin now has a new interface that brings the most used settings and options of CloudFlare right into the admin side of your WordPress site.
Hear more on the rest of the coo coo news from this week’s Tips Tuesday, including brand new info rolling out on W3TC and FireTalk.
How long has it been since you checked all of the important areas of your site to ensure they were up to snuff? Yeah, it’s been a while for me too! Many of us are coming into busy season and now is a great time to get your site ready in a fun and easy way.
Join me for the Spiffy Your Site Up mini challenge to ensure all is well with four important areas on your site, including:
Sidebars
Home page
Conversion
Wrap Up and Open Q&A
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