This snippet disables XML-RPC functionality in WordPress to prevent common attack vectors such as brute-force login attempts and pingback attacks. Recommended for sites that…
Removes the public WordPress REST user endpoints to reduce username discovery on sites that do not expose author archives or public user directories.
Hides WordPress version from HTML, scripts, and styles to reduce exposure to automated attacks targeting specific WP versions.
Prevents brute-force attacks by limiting failed login attempts per IP using WordPress transients.
How to implement 1. Locate the file wp-config.php in the base directory of your WordPress directory. 2. Open the file in a text editor.…
Avoid multiple logins without additional plugins/tools. Must have a login feature enabled on the site. Test with 5+ wrong passwords. If locked out: Clear…
Disable RSS feed and remove related links completly from the site.
Disable WordPress Json API endpoint for for security purpose
Completely disables the XML-RPC feature Prevents brute-force attacks via xmlrpc.php Reduces unnecessary server load