BulletProof Security
WordPress Security Protection: Malware scanner, Firewall, Login Security, DB Backup, Anti-Spam… View Security feature highlights below. View BulletProof Security feature details under the FAQ help section below. Effective, Reliable & Easy to use WordPress Security Plugin. BulletProof Security is a proactive security plugin that automatically fixes 100+ known issues/conflicts with other plugins. * BPS Setup Wizard AutoFix BulletProof Security Installation and Setup Video Tutorial BulletProof Security Feature Highlights One-Click Setup Wizard Setup Wizard AutoFix (AutoWhitelist|AutoSetup|AutoCleanup) MScan Malware Scanner .htaccess Website Security Protection (Firewalls) Hidden Plugin Folders|Files Cron (HPF) Login Security & Monitoring JTC-Lite (Limited version of BPS Pro JTC Anti-Spam|Anti-Hacker) Idle Session Logout (ISL) Auth Cookie Expiration (ACE) DB Backup: Full|Partial DB Backups | Manual|Scheduled DB Backups | Email Zip Backups | Cron Delete Old Backups DB Table Prefix Changer Security Logging HTTP Error Logging FrontEnd|BackEnd Maintenance Mode Extensive System Info (System Info page) WordPress Automatic Update Options Force Strong Passwords (FSP) Send email alerts when new Plugin & Theme updates are available BulletProof Security Pro Feature Highlights One-Click Setup Wizard Setup Wizard AutoFix (AutoWhitelist|AutoSetup|AutoCleanup) AutoRestore Intrusion Detection & Prevention System (ARQ IDPS) Quarantine Intrusion Detection & Prevention System (ARQ IDPS) Real-time File Monitor (IDPS) MScan Malware Scanner DB Monitor Intrusion Detection System (IDS) DB Diff Tool: data comparison tool DB Backup: Full|Partial DB Backups | Manual|Scheduled DB Backups | Email Zip Backups | Cron Delete Old Backups DB Status & Info: extensive database status & info Plugin Firewall (IP Firewall): Automated Whitelisting & IP Address Updated in Real-time JTC Anti-Spam|Anti-Hacker Uploads Folder Anti-Exploit Guard (UAEG) .htaccess Website Security Protection (Firewalls) Hidden Plugin Folders|Files Cron (HPF) Custom php.ini Website Security Login Security & Monitoring w/Dashboard Alerting|Status Display & additional options/features Idle Session Logout (ISL) Auth Cookie Expiration (ACE) File|Folder Lock: File Locking | Detect & Lock Folders that were not created by you FrontEnd|BackEnd Maintenance Mode Security Logging HTTP Error Logging PHP Error Logging DB Table Prefix Changer Pro-Tools: 16 mini-plugins Heads Up Dashboard Status Display Extensive System Info (System Info page) WordPress Automatic Update Options Force Strong Passwords (FSP) Send email alerts when new Plugin & Theme updates are available View All BulletProof Security Pro Feature Details BulletProof Security Recommended Video Tutorials BulletProof Security Custom Code Video Tutorial BulletProof Security Security Log Video Tutorial Help Info For details about BulletProof Security plugin features and frequently asked questions see the BulletProof Security Plugin Frequently Asked Questions forum topic. Extensive Help Info can be found on the AIT-pro.com Forum website and by clicking the Question Mark Help buttons on BulletProof Security plugin pages.
DFX Random User IDs
This WordPress plugin randomizes the user_id for the user created on WordPress setup, removing one potential attack factor from the site. How it works Once activated, the plugin will immediately replace the ID for the default admin user (with user ID 1). By default, the plugin will use random user IDs between 1 and 4503599627370495 (to ensure compatibility with Javascript code using the user ID). All newly created users from that moment will be generated with a random user ID in the defined range. How to customize the range for new user IDs You can customize the range used by the plugin for the random generated user IDs by using the WordPress filters dfx_random_user_id_max_id and dfx_random_user_id_min_id. For example, if you want to have all your user IDs between 1000 and 9999 you can add the following lines to your theme’s functions.php file: function set_dfx_max_user_id( $default_max_id ) { return 9999; } add_filter( 'dfx_random_user_id_max_id', 'set_dfx_max_user_id' ); function set_dfx_min_user_id( $default_max_id ) { return 1000; } add_filter( 'dfx_random_user_id_min_id', 'set_dfx_min_user_id' ); Probably, you’ll want to add these lines to your code before activating the plugin, so your new random main admin user ID is inside your desired range.
