Post by mimjannat on Jan 14, 2024 5:02:44 GMT
You can disable the trace functionality by adding the following in your .htaccess file RewriteEngine On RewriteCond . Change your default WordPress DB prefix WordPress uses a default prefix value of wp for the DB tables. This can be used by malicious bots and hackers to guess your DB table names. Changing the WP DB prefix value is much easier to do at installation time because it is set in the wpconfig.php file. However if the site is already live then the method is more complicated.
Do a full database backup and save the backup somewhere. You may use a backup tool for this. Do a complete dump of your WordPress database using PHPMyAdmin into a text file. You may also take a backup of this text file. Replace all instances C Level Email List of wp with your own prefix using a code editor. In the admin panel deactivate all plugins. Using the PHPMyAdmin remove the old DB and import the new one using the file edited in step . Edit the wpconfig.php file with the new DB prefix value.
Reactivate the WP plugins Perform a save on the permalink settings by going to SettingsPermalinks. This would refresh the permalink structure. . Deny Potentially Dangerous Strings Identify the potentially dangerous query strings. Add the following code in your .htaccess file to help prevent XSS attacks. This set of rules will strip the URL requests of many dangerous attack injections. You can add more strings here though we have included the common ones. Note that the functionality of some plugins or themes could break if you do not exclude strings that are used by them.
Do a full database backup and save the backup somewhere. You may use a backup tool for this. Do a complete dump of your WordPress database using PHPMyAdmin into a text file. You may also take a backup of this text file. Replace all instances C Level Email List of wp with your own prefix using a code editor. In the admin panel deactivate all plugins. Using the PHPMyAdmin remove the old DB and import the new one using the file edited in step . Edit the wpconfig.php file with the new DB prefix value.
Reactivate the WP plugins Perform a save on the permalink settings by going to SettingsPermalinks. This would refresh the permalink structure. . Deny Potentially Dangerous Strings Identify the potentially dangerous query strings. Add the following code in your .htaccess file to help prevent XSS attacks. This set of rules will strip the URL requests of many dangerous attack injections. You can add more strings here though we have included the common ones. Note that the functionality of some plugins or themes could break if you do not exclude strings that are used by them.