WordPress Security: A Quick Guide for Beginners [2018]

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WordPress Security for Beginners in 2018:

This video covers 4 simple steps we can take to improve our WordPress Security, that will ensure our site stays safe, and free from hackers in 2018 and beyond.

A guest video by @MartieDread from Let’s Build WordPress.
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WP Security Tips Covered
01:03 Change the Default WordPress Login URL
02:29 Limit Login Attempts to Our Site
04:08 Block SPAM Comments
05:15 Keep Automatic Backups using UpDraftPlus

Plugins Used

WPS Hide Login:
Limit Login Attempts Reloaded:
WordPress Zero Spam:
UpDraftPlus Backups:

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  1. Reply

    The app, UpdraftPlus that you recommended for backing up a Wordpresd site is not free. I tried it and wanted to send my backups to Microsoft OneDrive and it asks me for $15.

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      Just like Alex said, there are going to be a few extras, and upgrades. But the main bulk of the tools are free (mainly the auto backups I was referring to).

      I get what you’re driving at though… Everything seems to be “freemium” these days! haha

      Thanks for the comment,
      @martiedread

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      It’s free, but some services you gotta pay for..

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    Thanks a lot Alex, I really appreciate the intro! 😛
    If anyone has any questions or anything, just reply to this comment and I’ll try to help out as much as I can! @MartieDread

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      Hey A Deus, thanks a lot for the comment! 😛

      In regards to your question. I already checked them all out using the free “P3 Profiler Plugin”, and none of them seem to be too bad all!

      The updraft plugin isn’t SUPER fast, but nothing that will slow down your site! haha

      @MartieDread

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      Let’s Build WP – WordPress Tutorials thanks Martie. The question is wouldn’t those extra plugins slow down the website? Isn’t Softaculous already backing it up?

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