Sometimes when you perform any task on WordPress, you might get an error like: “fatal error: allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted”. It’s a very common WordPress error and mostly occurs on WooCommerce sites as these sites require more memory to efficiently run different applications at the same time. But, you can easily fix […]
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There are many ways hackers can exploit your WordPress site. One of the most common hacking methods is brute force attack. A brute force attack is a hacking method where hackers use an automated tool to generate a large number of data such as a user password. If you are using a very weak password or […]
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If you are running a multi-user WordPress site, you are probably finding a way to monitor user activity in your WordPress site. This helps to understand what’s happening on your site, for example when a user logged in, what are their activities after entering your site, if an Editor made any changes to your post […]
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If you are running a multi-user WordPress site, then you need to know about WordPress user roles and their capabilities. Because many times WordPress site owners assign higher user roles to new users without knowing the capabilities of that role. This way you are giving users all the keys to your WordPress castle and as a result, […]
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If you don’t have an index file in your WordPress directory, then the web server automatically displays an index page containing your website files and folders. This index page is visible to all users and they can easily see which wordpress theme and plugins you are using and know more about your website structure. […]
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