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By ⋅ April 8, 2009

No matter who you are or what you do online, your websites are at risk of being hacked. With so many websites running on the WordPress platform, it’s important for owners to keep up to speed on security issues to prevent hacking and other malicious attacks. Richard Douglas has posted some WordPress security tips for domain and website owners to note, and they are important to read if you use WP.

It’s most important to be vigilant when it comes to website management, and if you do all you can to protect your sites, you will be better off for it. Website security is important whether you have customer data, business data, or anything else important. You don’t want to compromise your visitors’ computers or your content.


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    Morgan

    Thanks for this Elliot – this is a very important point that many Domainers and developers overlook.

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    April 8th, 2009 at 3:12 pm

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