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One of the greatest strengths of WordPress is its simplicity. It is easy to install, start & keep publishing new content.\u00a0No wonder it commands almost 27.5% of the web!\u00a0However that is where most of the site owners stop thinking about WordPress.<\/p>\n
And then, one day, you open browser, enter your URL and there is \u201cInternal Server Error\u201d! (HTTP 500).<\/p>\n
Do you know someone in this situation? OR perhaps encountered it yourself?<\/p>\n
Most of the times, security doesn\u2019t figure out in discussion before, because site owner, just getting started with building an audience, thinks, \u201cHe\/she is not important enough\u201d to hack.<\/p>\n
OR maybe they followed hardening instructions word-by-word and were still hacked!<\/p>\n
(Trust me he did that, and was still hacked)<\/em><\/p>\n In this talk, Bhushan will share some of his learning in this area. He will cover some such common myths around security. He will also briefly cover 3 common types of hacks\/injections along with some free\/open source tools you can use to identify, rectify and stay safe.<\/p>\n In summary, Bhushan will walk you through some learning and do\u2019s and don\u2019ts in keeping site secure.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One of the greatest strengths of WordPress is its simplicity. It is easy to install, start & keep publishing new content.\u00a0No wonder it commands almost 27.5% of the web!\u00a0However that is where most of the site owners stop thinking about WordPress. And then, one day, you open browser, enter your URL and there is \u201cInternal … <\/p>\n