Protecting WordPress from distributed brute force attacks

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Protecting WordPress from distributed brute force attacks

As one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS), Wordpress installation are frequently attacked to try and exploit vulnerabilities, as well as simply to try to get into the admin area to add posts to sites. We've covered securing WordPress in a previous blog post, however it's important to protect your WordPress installation against brute force attacks too.

We've posted an article on our blog outlining how to do this, and so for further information please click here to view it.

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Protecting WordPress from distributed brute force attacks

Protecting WordPress from distributed brute force attacks

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