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I'm adding a 4th item. Always keep your WordPress plugins and themes up-to-date. The security exploits in WordPress plugins are published to places that hackers like to hang out, so it's very important to keep them up to date always.

For my clients, I setup a n8n workflow that alerts me whenever a password is changed or an admin logins from somewhere they shouldn't be. That way if an attack does happen, our defenses can go up straight away.

3. Add a user activity monitoring plugin. This will give you peace of mind by showing you everything that every user on your site is doing so you can boot anyone doing anything malicious.

2. Add WordFence and make all administrators on the site use two factor authentication. Not only will the hacker have to get the password, but they will also have to compromise your two factor auth.

1. Change your default WordPress login path from wp-admin to something completely different. Hackers know the default WordPress login path, make them work for it.

There really isn't an easy way to tell how this type of attack happens, but here's 3 things you could do to to help prevent this from happening.

You wake up in the morning and you see this email from your website . "Your WordPress password has been changed" . Oh no. A sense of panic radiates throughout your body. How did this happen? 🧵.

AI makes it no longer safe to use WordPress. ChatGPT makes it too easy to hack into them. One of my client's HIDDEN STAGING sites on @wpengine got hacked last night. They created an admin account and installed a plugin that allows them to edit .htaccess, and who's the author?

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