Wordpress is the most popular blog platform, you could say that Wordpress is the platform required for the bloggers
, because wordpress has a good Performance, from the perspective of the SEO, themes, and easy to manage.
But, it also could be a boomerang for wordpress users, because the hackers will always find security holes in wordpress, after knowing that many bloggers who use wordpress.
But, this risk can we minimize with some wordpress security plugins, so, what the plugins which can be used to improve the security of our wordpress. please read the description below, this security is a top WordPress pluginsĀ security that we can use:
1. WordPress Security Scan
WP Security Scan allows you to hide our wordpress version, which will be more difficult for hackers to find security holes, from a version of wordpress that we use. And this plugin can also provide advice about security vulnerabilities like passwords, database security, file permissions, security admin
2. Secure WordPress
This plugin will help us to removing miscellaneous items, and this plugin is exactly the same as above plugins, which can hide the version of wordpress that we use.
3. WordPress Database Backup
with this plugin we do not have to worry if at any time in our blog attacked by hackers, because we still have a backup database
4. Force SSL
Having a secure SSL connection to communicate with your users is beneficial. to use this plugin you must enable SSL on your blog.
5. Chap Secure Login
This plugin is useful for protecting your passwords (encrypts the password)
6. Anonymous WordPress Plugin
This plugin can be used to create a version of our blog updates automatically, It will strip off your blog’s URL and version number.
7. Login Encrypt
This plugin can be useful to encrypt the login information
8. Admin SSL
This plugin is useful for protecting the page, where passwords and usernames entered
9. AskApache Password Protect
For this one plugin, not much different from the previous plugin function, this plugin can be used to protect the wordpress directory, such as wp-includes, wp-content, etc.






