I've used Better WordPress Security a lot and do like the comprehensive way
in which it tackles a broad range of prospective threats. Its evolution has
been significant and rapid. Unfortunately, the new releases have been
occurring at almost weekly intervals for the past couple of months. Upgrades
sometimes culminate in a crisis on the site, such as 500 Server Errors. This
issue is particularly problematic if you have WordPress running in a
sub-directory! Such issues can only remedied by:
* accessing the site via FTP
* deactivating the BWS plugin by renaming or deleting the directory
* editing the BWS code from the .htaccess file (or deleting .htaccess
completely)
Obviously, that's a pain in the proverbial, and is not an endearing aspect
of the plugin! :-)
If your WordPress installation runs from the root directory, BWS will give
you peace of mind, but you will need a good understanding of WordPress,
security issues, and confidence in WordPress tr...
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