Security Headers: The Invisible Armor Your Website Probably Isn't Wearing
Security headers are one-line instructions your server sends with every page, telling browsers to refuse whole categories of attack. Most small sites send almost none of them.
Security headers are one-line instructions your server sends with every page, telling browsers to refuse whole categories of attack. Most small sites send almost none of them.
WordPress defaults are built for an easy install, not a safe one — and attackers know every default by heart. Nine concrete settings to change, from usernames to XML-RPC.