In today’s BlogcastFM Coffee Break Teleclass, Sid talks to John Hoff, creator of WordPress Defender, about WordPress Security 101. Highlights include:
- Why and How John Got Interested in WordPress Security

- Where WordPress Security Really Begins
- Bloggers On The Road
- Security Tips
- Learning From the Experiences of Others: How His Blog Was Hacked; How His Clients’ Were Hacked; and Their Experiences with Lost Revenue and Resolution Costs
- Are Most Hacks Easily Preventable?
- The Adequacy (or Inadequacy) of Most Bloggers’ Security Precautions
- The Biggest Mistakes Bloggers Make With WordPress Security – And How That Leaves Them Exposed to Hackers
- John’s Free Security Course – Tips and Actions Bloggers Can Take Today to Secure Your Blog
- A Brief Note on WordPress Defender
Podcast: Download (Duration: 20:10 — 18.5MB)
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Cautionary tale.
John is a great guy and puts out lots of free info about Wordpress security.
I bought his ebook and would recommend it to anyone - techie or non techie.
John presents complex info in an easy to understand format.
And, his updates are brilliant - he does the hard work, we reap the benefit.
Rebuild the website - nightmare!
These hackers are bright guys but they are only interested in their own ends.
The average wordpress user has no idea about all this stuff thanks for spreading the message.
BTW - great interview.
Both of you guys sound relaxed and it comes across - even a bit of humour.
Thanks Ray. Yes, it's unfortunate that many people will hear how this is a problem and yet do nothing about it until after it's happened.
And thanks for your kind words. I put a lot of time and effort into researching and creating this.
I purchased this product 6 months ago due to my site being hacked ..... like john says people will only spend once there site has been hacked and by then it maybe to late. Dont be one of those people . Great Advice and a great product
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