The 5 main inherent vulnerabilities of WordPress

We have developed a powerful security plugin for WordPress (Anti Hacker Plugin) that blocks the five points listed below (and a lot more), providing comprehensive and robust protection for your website against malicious attacks.

1) User Sitemap:
WordPress automatically generates a user sitemap, but making these lists publicly available is an open invitation for hackers to obtain sensitive information.

2) User Enumeration:
WordPress allows hackers to gather information about valid users through specific URLs. For example:
http://example.com/?author=1
http://example.com/?author=2

3) Accessibility of WordPress Rest API in JSON Format:
The WordPress Rest API in JSON format makes it easier for attackers to steal content from your site and negatively impact your SEO.

4) xmlrpc.php File:
The xmlrpc.php file located in the root directory of your site is an entry point exploited by hackers to attempt logins without going through the standard login form.

5) Pingback (Communication between Different Blogs):
The Pingback feature is often used for comment spam, resulting in a flood of unwanted pingbacks with invalid emails.

With our AntiHacker  advanced security plugin for WordPress, you get a comprehensive and reliable solution to protect your site against these common attacks. Don’t risk the security of your data and the reputation of your business. Get Anti Hacker Plugin now and keep your site safe and protected.  Download it now!

Brute Force Login Protection

A brute-force attack is an attempt to discover a password by systematically trying every possible combination of letters, numbers, and symbols until you discover the one correct combination that works.
Our plugin will protect your site against Brute Force Attack, by restrict access to login page to whitelisted IP addresses.
Otherwise, your login page will request your WordPress user email. It is not necessary Limit Login Attempts.

How scan your website against malware?

Malware (malicious software), is a blanket term for viruses, worms, trojans, backdoors, spyware, shells as well as JavaScript code obfuscation, exploits, malicious iframes, malicious code injection, malicious code obfuscation, auto-generated malicious content, redirects, hidden eval code and other harmful computer software designed to cause damage,  gain access to sensitive information and steal your traffic or computer resources.

Anti Hacker can run a Security Malware scanner (one click scan) for 797 malwares also in free version (unlimited files).

Scans every folder and inspects every file on a website (deep scanner) for traces of malware, trojans, worms, viruses, backdoors as well as JavaScript code obfuscation, exploits, malicious iframes, malicious code injection, malicious code obfuscation, auto-generated malicious content, redirects, hidden eval code and more.

Scan all Pages, Posts and Comments against malwares  now before Google blacklists it or your web host takes it down.

Just download our free plugin.

Files on site root folder

Hackers use to search for files on your site root folder. For example:

error_log
backup.zip
wordpress.zip
wp-config.bak
and many others.
Our Anti Hacker plugin alert on the dashboard about that.

Error_log is a dangerous file because can give critical information about your site.
We suggest you remove them asap.

Google Safe Browsing

Google Safe Browsing is a block list service provided by Google and show warnings to users when they attempt to navigate to dangerous sites or download dangerous files.

Blacklisted sites loses 95% of its organic growth when Google Strikes them. Google warns  visitors with a strong message such as “This site may be compromised”.

That sites lose organic growth, but more importantly, lose also revenues and reputation.

Our Anti Hacker plugin check that on google and put the information on plugin dashboard. Daily for premium users and weekly for standard users.

If your site is blacklisted for error, contact google and request for removal asap because you are losing a lot of traffic.

For details, visit: https://safebrowsing.google.com/