10 Mar
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I am pleased to announce my first E-Book, that I am offering to anyone interested in building a secure WordPress site.
This E-Book will cover points that are overlooked by many, who install WordPress scripts, yet most of the points discussed are crucial for the security of your site.
E-book format:
I created this E-Book in PDF which should make it readable on any platform. It is a 16 page report.
Please let me know, if you wish to receive a copy in a different format.
What’s in it:
I listed the main steps, that you should follow to better secure your WordPress site installation.
Each step will show you, what you should look for or how exactly you can implement it. I created this report from information and feedback from research I did over the internet around Security to help my clients better secure their sites. In the report I show step by step how to implement desired changes to better secure your site.
Topics included:
What customers say:
Thank you for your informative section about adding .htaccess. I had learnt this the hard way. Better now than never! Thank you once again Sherif for the great customer support.
I quickly scanned your eBook and was PLEASED to see you covered the WP table prefix name change. And thanks for the tip on the plug-in for locking out hackers after multiple log-in failures. MR
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Delivery:
Upon a payment of $5.95 (Free for Tdothost.com customers), click on return to merchant from the paypal confirmation screen. This will redirect you to a download page. If for any reasons you have issues, please contact me. I will email you an attachment.
Please note:
Examples in this report are demostrated using cPanel. This ebook is not a tutorial about cPanel. It assumes that you are familiar different aspects on setting up your WordPress site and cPanel.
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10 Responses
Greg Swift
March 10th, 2008 at 1:22 pm
1Hello Sherif,
I wanted to thank you for creating a wonderful ebook that is very
helpful. I’m fairly new to blogging but know the importance of securing
all your hard work when you create a blog.
I think you have a hot product on your hands and I would easily have
paid $9.95 for it. I would get yourself a sales page whipped up and get
this out there on the net. I’ll do a post at my own blog recommending
your Ebook. Also sent you some Paypal funds.
Thanks again Sherif, very generous offer and great information.
Greg
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Sherif
March 10th, 2008 at 10:51 pm
2Thank you Greg for your feedback.
I took your advise and updated the price to $5.95.
Thanks again, I hope this ebook is useful to your sites.
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March 11th, 2008 at 8:01 am
3[...] of my customers and readers – Sherif, who runs his own hosting and blog managed to beat me to the punch and have released a 16 pages Report that covers just about [...]
Leland
March 14th, 2008 at 2:27 pm
4I purchased this e-book yesterday and had a chance to read it this morning.
I consider myself a rather experienced WordPress user and even I found some very useful and informative tips on securing WordPress blogs. Some of these tips I already knew, such as hiding the WordPress version number and of course taking backups (something you should do with every website anyway).
Some of the information on locking down your wp-admin directory, I never even realized. It is so simple yet so effective.
I recommend both novice and experienced WordPress users alike purchase this eBook. With the low price you really can’t go wrong.
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fatiah
March 19th, 2008 at 9:59 am
5I’m tempted to get a copy too if it’s not too technical.
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Sherif
March 19th, 2008 at 10:12 am
6It is not technical at all, however you need to be familiar and comfortable with cPanel’s file manager, phpmyadmin.
Of course, you can let me know if you have any issues and I will for sure do my best to help out.
I have received positive feedback via email as well.
Thank you everyone.
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