Category: Wordpress

In a situation where we have one public IP address and we have many domains directed to that IP address, it is worth considering spreading the traffic to other servers. Proxmox, which allows you to create a pair of virtual machines, is perfect in such a situation. In my case, each virtual machine is separated […]

Some time ago I noticed that my wordpress hacks are being hacked by logging into the backend of the website. A bot or a hacker is trying to do this using a set of passwords. I decided to secure the website’s backend by requiring additional authentication. In nginxe we can set this up by: We […]