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Michel Gerard  |  SKU: UTPRO712THICOU25

Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks

Protecting your WordPress site from brute force attacks is not only a security measure you should take today, but also a speed optimization initiative. After you have completed the class it will take you less than 10 minutes to be 100% protected.

$19.97

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Choose for a PLR license and you can modify the course to your needs ánd retain 100% of revenue when you sell the course.

About Michel Gerard

Curriculum

1. Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks
- Introduction
- What is a Brute Force attack?
- Three steps to protect your WordPress blog
- Step 1: Creating new administrator username
- Step 1: Moving posts from old username to new username.
- Step 1: How to change your public display name
- Step 2: How to hide your login page
- Step 3: What plugin to use to be alerted and protected when a brute force attack occurs
- Step 3: Understanding the plugin’s email notifications
- Simple class project
- Congratulations!

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Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks

Brute force attacks on WordPress websites are very frequent as it is one of the easiest way for hackers to take control of your site, which might have already been compromised without your knowledge.

A brute force attack consists on trying to login repeatedly in a WordPress blog guessing the username and password using software. When these attacks happen, your server's memory goes through the roof, causing performance problems and even the server dying.

Protecting your WordPress site from brute force attacks is not only a security measure you should take today, but also a speed optimization initiative. After you have completed the class it will take you less than 10 minutes to be 100% protected from brute force attacks.

In this class your project will be to explain in a few lines what you have learned in the class.

This class is for administrators/owners of WordPress sites who should have access to one that is already installed and running.

Brute force attack protection when installing a new WordPress blog will be the subject of another class.

Class project

This is a simple optional project to do for yourself:

Explain in a few lines what you have learned in the class.

What are the three steps you can take to protect your WordPress blog from brute force attacks? (optional)

Course curriculum

1. Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks
- Introduction
- What is a Brute Force attack?
- Three steps to protect your WordPress blog
- Step 1: Creating new administrator username
- Step 1: Moving posts from old username to new username.
- Step 1: How to change your public display name
- Step 2: How to hide your login page
- Step 3: What plugin to use to be alerted and protected when a brute force attack occurs
- Step 3: Understanding the plugin’s email notifications
- Simple class project
- Congratulations!

About the instructor

What can you do with PLR/MRR license for Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks

  • Private Label Right License (PLR)

    With a PLR license for the course: Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks you can do several things. The main benefits include the option to modify the content, as well as selling the course and keeping the income for yourself.

    [YES] Product may be sold separately
    [YES] Product may be bundled with other products
    [YES] Product can be a bonus for another product
    [YES] Can be added to paid membership sites
    [YES] Can add bonuses to the Product for sale
    [YES] Can be sold as a physical product
    [YES] Can be sold as a digital product
    [YES] You may put your own name on the sales letter
    [YES] You may rename the product
    [YES] You may edit the sales material
    [YES] You may edit the content of the product
    [YES] You may use the source code/material to create new products
    [YES] You may use the name(s) of the author/creator/seller of the Product
    [YES] Can translate the course into other languages
    [YES] Can be used to build a list

    [NO] Can offer Resale Rights
    [NO] Can be used for YouTube or other free video sites
    [NO] Can be added to free membership sites
    [NO] Can be given away for free
    [NO] Can be used or sold on Uthena
    [NO] Can be used or sold on Udemy, Skillshare, or other course platforms you don't own
    [NO] Can offer Master Resale Rights
    [NO] Can offer Private Label Rights

  • Master Resell Rights License (MRR)

    With a MRR license for the course: Protect your WordPress Blog from Brute Force Attacks you can do several things. The main benefit compared to a PLR license include the option to offer resell rights.

    [YES] Product may be sold separately
    [YES] Product may be bundled with other products
    [YES] Product can be a bonus for another product
    [YES] Can be added to paid membership sites
    [YES] Can add bonuses to the Product for sale
    [YES] Can be sold as a physical product
    [YES] Can be sold as a digital product
    [YES] You may put your own name on the sales letter
    [YES] You may rename the product
    [YES] You may edit the sales material
    [YES] You may edit the content of the product
    [YES] You may use the source code/material to create new products
    [YES] You may use the name(s) of the author/creator/seller of the Product
    [YES] Can translate the course into other languages
    [YES] Can be used to build a list
    [YES] Can offer Resale Rights

    [NO] Can be used for YouTube or other free video sites
    [NO] Can be added to free membership sites
    [NO] Can be given away for free
    [NO] Can be used or sold on Uthena
    [NO] Can be used or sold on Udemy, Skillshare, or other course platforms you don't own
    [NO] Can offer Master Resale Rights
    [NO] Can offer Private Label Rights