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"Hardware is easy to protect: lock it in a room, chain it to a desk, or buy a spare. Information poses more of a problem. It can exist in more than one place; be transported halfway across the planet in seconds; and be stolen without your knowledge." — Bruce Schneier
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Category: WordPress tutorials

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You can find a lot of articles with a list of tips on how to protect your WordPress website from hacking. But for ease of reading and use, we decided to write this article, which will serve as your guide to WordPress safe operation. It provides a list of tips on how to secure your website, and account on WordPress from hacking and troublesome brute force attacks.

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WordPress has more than 60 million users worldwide. Often it is needed to eliminate features in order to save money of your customers. One of the most effective solutions is access to the all-important MySQL databases required by WordPress. However, many hosts grant customers access to a few such databases only. So it may be a problem, if you need to host multiple blogs within the same domain or server name. But there is a solution.

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Actually, you can easily change configuration settings to allow unique WordPress installs into a single MySQL database.

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“Hotlinking” or bandwidth theft is when a person uses direct linking to files on someone else’s website (e.g. video, pictures, etc.). Bandwidth is the data that is transferred from a website to devices of its users. To be short, you are using the website’s bandwidth each time when you viewing it. Imagine some person uses your electrical outlets without your permission, and you are paying for the electricity. It is the simplest example of hotlinking.

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Bandwidth is a serious issue, since the income of web hosts is depends on the amount of transferred data. If your website is over its bandwidth limit per month, it will be taken offline or billed for the extra data.

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Many people prefer Joomla for their websites. Indeed, Joomla is a great platform, but not for everyone. Some users want to move from Joomla to WordPress, since it is fast, easy and includes a bunch of themes and plugins. If you are one of them, then you’ve come to the right place.

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This article will inform you how to transfer your website from Joomla to WordPress.

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Say you’ve become a WordPress themes developer. Your PHP skills are exemplary, you’ve spent much time working and coding, and finally you are ready to offer awesome themes to the WP community. What should you do next? How to start selling your themes? Should you rely on marketplaces such as ThemeForest or create your own theme club or theme shop?

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This article will reveal pros and cons of selling your themes via theme marketplaces as opposed to having your own theme shop.

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