Security

WordPress Forms Usage

Posted on May 2, 2023 in Security

Website administrators using form tools made available via WordPress or by WordPress plugins, such as Gravity Forms, should understand the potential security risks associated with them before using them to ...
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Add a CAPTCHA Field to a Gravity Form

Posted on Mar 23, 2016 in Content, Plugins, Security

ETS is requiring that all web forms include a CAPTCHA field for security purposes. The CAPTCHA service has already been pre-registered with your WordPress site’s Gravity Forms plugin. A CAPTCHA ...
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Guidelines for Safe Posting

Posted on Feb 27, 2015 in Content, Security

Site Administrators are bestowed a lot of power with an administrator account. But with that power comes great responsibility. Admins should be aware that they have the unfiltered_html capability. ...
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Preventing Display of Usernames

Posted on Aug 14, 2013 in Content, Security

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Read More Preventing Display of Usernames Please help us tighten security on your WordPress site by making sure your display name is not the same as your username....
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Removing Inactive User Accounts

Posted on Mar 28, 2013 in Content, Security

If you are a website administrator, part of your responsibility may involve maintaining the users for your WordPress site.  It is good housekeeping as well as proper security practice to ...
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