WordPress EC2 Security Practices
WordPress EC2 Security Practices
WordPress EC2 Security Practices
User can see and enter the WordPress Admin without login
*The below only temporarily solves the issues. I ran into the missing header issues was a new cache file was generated. I use several of the plugins you mentioned and recently noticed the same issue which drove me crazy as I manually confirmed that all of the headers were present in the correct files. I … Read more
How to stop a nonce from being cached in an inline script, or alternatives to regenerate it if expired?
Thank you @Tom J Nowell letting me think about this. I had to think about it the last day, and this is the safe way to do this. function lwb_jquery() { $message=””; // Multisite Support if( is_multisite()) { $uri = get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/sites/’ . get_current_blog_id(). ‘/assets/js/lwb-script.js’; $file_path=”[AKTIVES THEME]/sites/” . get_current_blog_id() . ‘/assets/js/lwb-script.js’; if( !file_exists( $uri … Read more
CF7 for radio buttons only, ok?
WordPress.Security.NonceVerification.Recommended
No, this is a red herring that has nothing to do with the problem, likely from a misunderstanding of what WP user login sessions are tracking. The TLDR: It’s probably because they logged out. The problem is that the user that it was done under hasn’t been logged into in about a year according to … Read more
Running WordPress multisite login from a subdomain
These are safe. Normally the contents of wp-salt.php is in the wp-config.php. The reason you site became inaccessible is due to the change in wp-config.php to include wp-salt.php. I.e. include(‘wp-salt.php’); You can delete wp-salt.php, but be sure to copy the defines into the wp-config.php were the “include(‘wp-salt.php’);” line is and remove the “include(‘wp-salt.php’);” line. The … Read more