6 reasons you need a security plugin for WordPress
Not sure if you need a WordPress security plugin? Learn six reasons why it’s essential for every site and how AIOS keeps yours protected.
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Nulled WordPress themes: the hidden risks behind “free” downloads
Free WordPress themes aren’t always free of risk. Find out how nulled themes can expose your site to malware, blacklisting, and data loss.
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How to set up anti spoofing mechanisms for WordPress
Stop hackers from impersonating your WordPress site. Learn how to set up SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and AIOS to block spoofing and protect your domain.
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CIS benchmarks for securing WordPress
Discover how CIS benchmarks can harden WordPress against vulnerabilities. This guide explains server, database, and user-level security steps, plus a practical checklist for compliance.
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How to hide and protect the WordPress admin URL on an NGINX server
Keeping your WordPress admin area secure is key to blocking hackers and brute-force attacks. In this guide, you’ll learn how to protect the admin URL on an Nginx server using simple, effective steps.
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Hardening WordPress against spam and brute force attacks
Protect your WordPress site from brute force attacks and spam with layered security, smart tools, and proven best practices.
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WooCommerce security tips to protect your customers and your data
Secure your WooCommerce store with these expert-backed security tips.
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How to password protect a page in WordPress
Learn how to password protect a page in WordPress using built-in tools or free plugins.
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The best plugins for WordPress security
Compare the best plugin for WordPress security in 2025, from free essentials to premium powerhouses. Discover which one’s right for your site and budget.
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Exposed: How WordPress admin emails are mined by hackers
We uncover the hidden ways attackers harvest admin emails and show you how to protect your site with a simple, three-step defence plan using AIOS.
