If you don't set an admin username at the time of installation, by default WordPress set username as the Admin. This will throw you in risk because hackers know very [...]
"Security has become a foremost concern on the Web in the past few years. Hackers have always been around, but with the increase in computer literacy and the ease of access to virtually any data, the problem has increased exponentially. It is now rare for a new website to not get comment spam within days of its release, even if it is not promoted at all."
One of the few downsides when it comes to using WordPress or other CMS, is that there is a risk that your site will be targeted by hackers. Ranging from simple brute force attacks to your login page. Learn how to prevent your WordPress site being hacked.
One of the worst nightmares for any developer is losing precious data from his website. If one has to re-do the entire work and get back all the data, the process is only going to be long and tedious. Thus the better approach is always precaution - precaution from spammers, hackers, viruses and Trojans.
Say NO to hackers. Here are some tips that will help you secure and harden your WordPress site. With the introduction of free and open-source Content Management System (CMS), more and more people, particularly those who wanted to venture in online businesses, are now putting their own websites in order to introduce their products and services to their demographics to the online community.