Posts Tagged ‘security’

Use Constants for deactivate the Editor in WordPress Backend
WordPress Hacks | November 23rd, 2011 | by Frank | no Comments
WordPress is known for, that several constants lie dormant in the core and often provide quick solutions. In this context I have recently come across two little strings in the core of the backend editor... read more...

Disable password fields for non-admins
WordPress Hacks | September 30th, 2011 | by Latz | 10 Comments
So you've created a user and added a strong password because you care for your blog's security? Unfortunately you can't be sure that the user will keep this strong password since he/she can change it... read more...

Stop WordPress From Ever Logging Out
WordPress Hacks | November 9th, 2010 | by Frank | 7 Comments
You don't always want to login in WordPress - so I've turned off the login for my local development environment, since I don't need it. So far I know two ways how to do this,... read more...

Small Security Tipps for your WordPress Install
WordPress Tutorials | November 6th, 2009 | by Frank | 14 Comments
WordPress enjoys great popularity and draw more attention of people who want to gain unauthorized access. As with any open-source software developers and attackers alike can view the code. The risk of spam links, the... read more...

WordPress Database Functions
WordPress Tutorials | October 12th, 2009 | by Frank | 13 Comments
The WordPress database class is quite extensive and provides a range of methods to work effectively with the database and thereby use the WordPress standard. You can find the class in /wp-includes/wp-db.php where the individual... read more...

Add File Types for Mediathek
WordPress Hacks | September 18th, 2009 | by Frank | 1 Comment
In WordPress 2.8.5 the whitelist of allowed MIME types for downloads will be valid for administrators the first time. This is a step towards security and you can, with the help of a constant, upload... read more...



