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BNবাংলা#WordPress security
WordPress powers a large share of the web, which makes it a frequent target for automated attacks. Articles tagged here explain how to protect a WordPress site without turning it into a maintenance burden. They cover updates, plugins, themes, user accounts, login protection, file permissions and backups. Each guide separates the measures that really matter from the ones that only look reassuring. The advice works for small business sites, blogs and online shops alike. Read them before and after installing a new plugin or theme.
15 sept 2026 · 8 min de lecturaHow to Add Security Headers on Apache, Nginx, WordPress and CDNs
Copy-ready examples for adding HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options and other security headers on Apache, Nginx, WordPress hosting and CDNs, plus how to verify them.
12 sept 2026 · 8 min de lecturaWebsite Backup Strategy: How to Back Up So You Can Restore
Backups only matter if you can restore them. Learn what to back up, how often, where to store copies and how to test restores…
11 sept 2026 · 7 min de lecturaWeb Application Firewall (WAF): Does Your Website Need One?
A web application firewall filters malicious requests before they reach your site. Learn what a WAF blocks, what it cannot do, and which type…
9 sept 2026 · 7 min de lecturaBrute-Force Login Attacks: How to Protect Your Website Logins
Bots try thousands of passwords on website logins every day. Learn how brute-force and credential stuffing work and which protections actually stop them.
30 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaDirectory Listing Enabled? How to Disable It on Any Server
Open directory listings let anyone browse your folders, backups and uploads. Learn how to find them and disable them on Apache, Nginx, IIS and…
29 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaExposed .env, .git and Backup Files: How to Find and Block Them
Publicly reachable .env files, .git folders and old backups can leak passwords and source code. Learn how to find them on your site and…
27 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaWebsite Hacked? A Step-by-Step Recovery Plan for Owners
A calm, ordered plan for recovering a hacked website: contain the damage, clean or restore, close the entry point, remove warnings and prevent a…
25 ago 2026 · 8 min de lectura9 Signs Your Website Has Been Hacked (and How to Check)
Hacked websites rarely announce themselves. Learn the nine most common warning signs, how to check each one in minutes, and what to do if…
23 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaSecure Cookies Explained: Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite Flags
Cookie flags decide whether session cookies can leak over HTTP, be read by scripts or travel with cross-site requests. Learn what to set and…
19 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaWordPress Security Checklist: 20 Steps That Actually Matter
A practical WordPress security checklist for owners and agencies: updates, plugins, logins, backups, HTTPS, headers and monitoring, ordered by real impact.
16 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaExposed Software Versions: How to Hide Server and CMS Details
Server, PHP and CMS version numbers in headers and page code help attackers pick targets. Learn where versions leak and how to hide them…
9 ago 2026 · 8 min de lecturaContent Security Policy for Beginners: A Practical Setup Guide
Content Security Policy blocks injected scripts, but a bad policy breaks your site. Learn the key directives and a report-only rollout that works in…