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WordPress Security Infographic

Your Escape From 9 to 5

If a vulnerability is discovered in WordPress and a new version is released to address the issue, the information required to exploit the vulnerability is almost certainly in the public domain. Consider Two-step Authentication – The traditional login requires a username, password and this is a one-step authentication.

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How to Improve WordPress Security [Infographic]

Your Escape From 9 to 5

If a vulnerability is discovered in WordPress and a new version is released to address the issue, the information required to exploit the vulnerability is almost certainly in the public domain. Consider Two-step Authentication – The traditional login requires a username, password and this is a one-step authentication.

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WordPress Security Infographic

Your Escape From 9 to 5

If a vulnerability is discovered in WordPress and a new version is released to address the issue, the information required to exploit the vulnerability is almost certainly in the public domain. Consider Two-step Authentication – The traditional login requires a username, password and this is a one-step authentication.