Protecting your website can come in many flavors. I’ve always learned towards doing as much on the server (vs in the ‘app’), but the new trend of external services that speed your site up and protect you confuse me.
Do Not Track is dying, and while I still think you should install it, this may be the time for more drastic measures.
How an art history lesson will help you be a better judge of what plugins are safe(r) to install on your WordPress site.
Third Party code in your plugins are great, but you have to know what you’re getting in to, be willing and ready to support it, and know how to secure it. So. Do ya, punk?
There are some pretty basic things done wrong when calling js files in WordPress plugins. Let’s fix that.
