WordPress BulletProof Security Plugin To Secure your WordPress Site
WordPress BulletProof Security plugin is one of the best security plugins to safeguard your WordPress site. Security to a blog or website is always the top priority of a blogger. No blogger should ignore the security of his site at any cost. Day by day we come across many sites that are being hacked because of the security loopholes in the site.
There can be many ways a hacker can break the locker keys of your website. It is always better to take prevention than curing. So here comes one of the best plugins available for WordPress sites, Bullet Proof Security Plugin.
BPS plugin protects every site from code injection, sql injection, Base 64 attempts and many more. It also protects the following basic essential configuration files:
- .htaccess
- wp-config.php
- bb-config.php
- Wp-admin folder
- php.ini
- install.php
- php5.ini
- DB Errors off
It is quite easy to install the plugin like any normal plugins. Its a simple one-click installation. One of the beautiful features of this plugin is it creates .htaccess and other configuration files of its own, renames old files and hides them.
There is no need to have FTP access to change all these configuration files. Moreover backup facility of these files is also provided. Should you encounter any error then you can easily restore these files from the backup created.
Watch the video below to know how to install BPS Plugin and configure with ease:
Once you are done with installing and configuring ensure that all the status messages in the ‘Security status’ Tab turned green. This tells that you have configured BPS plugin properly and your site is secured.
For some hosts like one.com they will get internal server error. No need to worry. Just open .htaccess file from your cpanel or through ftp and just add # before the line that says 501 internal server error. Then, again continue configuring, everything will be fine. This occurs only with few hosts not every host. Incase you face any difficulty do let me know.
Do share your experiences about how you secure your blog?