WordPress Hacking Hardening in Simple Steps
What you’ll learn
Secure WordPress Websites
Scan their WordPress Instance for vulnerabilities
Prevent Spam
Prevent Brute Force Attacks
Secure HTTP Headers
Configure 2factor Authentication
File Integrity Protection
Web Application Firewall Configuration
Block malicious IPs and attacks
Advanced Steps to Further Secure the WordPress Instance
Requirements
Basic knowledge of WordPress and HTTP
Basic knowledge of Linux
Description
Just launched!!When it comes to WordPress security, there are a lot of things you can do to lock down your site to prevent hackers and vulnerabilities from affecting your ecommerce site or blog. The last thing you want to happen is to wake up one morning to discover your site in shambles.This course is a quick step by step guide for beginners to secure WordPress Website using mostly FREE tools.When it comes to WordPress security, there are a lot of things you can do to lock down your site to prevent hackers.Did you know that more than 73 million web sites in the world run on the WordPress publishing platform? This makes WordPress more popular than Microsoft SharePoint, Blogger, or Drupal. It also means that WordPress is a large target for hackers.Half of the WordPress sites out there are self-hosted, which means that the WordPress administrator carries the lion’s share of responsibility for a secure installation. Out of the box, there are several ways that WordPress security can be tightened down, but only a fraction of sites actually do so. This makes WordPress an even more popular target for hackers.The strategies that you will learn in this course can help any WordPress installation become significantly more secure, and raise awareness of the types of vulnerabilities to defend against.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction – the basics
Lecture 1 Let’s meet
Lecture 2 About me. And Course Outline
Lecture 3 Lab Setup
Lecture 4 Join our Online Classroom!
Section 2: Overview of a WordPress Attack
Lecture 5 Scanning WordPress for Vulnerabilties
Lecture 6 Exploit WordPress Plugin
Lecture 7 Upload a Backdoor
Lecture 8 Send Spam using Exploited Server
Section 3: Securing your WordPress – basics steps
Lecture 9 Backup your WordPress instance, database and plugins
Lecture 10 Update WordPress and Plugins
Lecture 11 HTTPS introduction
Lecture 12 Manually configuring HTTPS – generating certificates
Lecture 13 Automatic configuration and free signed certificate
Lecture 14 HTTP to HTTPS Redirect
Lecture 15 Security Plugins
Lecture 16 WordFence Security Plugin and 2 Factor Authentication Security
Lecture 17 Brute Force Demo – IP and User Block
Lecture 18 Spam protection. Captcha on login and comments
Lecture 19 HTTP Secure Hearders and TLS scan – free scan your website
Lecture 20 HTTP Security Headers using plugins – demo
Section 4: More Advanced WordPress Security
Lecture 21 How to find the source of spamming
Lecture 22 Vulnerabilities and exploits
Lecture 23 How to Change Your WordPress Login URL
Lecture 24 SQL Injection and URL Hacking
Lecture 25 Protect Sensitive Files
Lecture 26 Default usernames
Lecture 27 Disable XML-RPC
Lecture 28 Hide your WordPress version
Lecture 29 DDos Protection
Section 5: Bonus – Learn more about web security
Lecture 30 Bonus Section
Lecture 31 SQL Injection
Lecture 32 Exploiting SQLi using sqlmap
Lecture 33 Cross-Site Scripting Introduction
Lecture 34 Reflected XSS – Session Hjacking
Lecture 35 Stored XSS
Lecture 36 Using XSS to grab cookies, Facebook username and passwords. Social Engineering
Lecture 37 OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities
Lecture 38 Upload and file execution
Lecture 39 Cross-Site Request Forgery
Lecture 40 Further Information
Lecture 41 Join Our Online Classroom!
Students and security enthusiasts,Website owners
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 5h 9m | 2.33 GB
Created by: Gabriel Avramescu
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