If you are a WordPress user, chances are that you are using one of the best security plugins around. But like any other software, none is 100% safe, and hackers are constantly evolving their techniques just as quickly as designers can update their plugins. In fact, the tips below could as well hide your security vulnerabilities from theme scanners. They are easy to implement, and will greatly improve the security of your WordPress site.
Installing and activating the Hide My WordPress Plugin is quite easy. It's available as a PDA or application and is activated by clicking on the installed icon in the WordPress dashboard. Once it is properly activated, you will see a sanitized login page. This is a fake site that will replace your regular WordPress homepage, so that visitors will not be able to identify with your site. While you are in the WordPress dashboard, click on the Hide All button to hide all elements on your screen, including the login page and plugin icons.
This plugin hides all versions of your selected keywords. This means that while you are in the editing process of your post, you can change your keywords and still have the plugin running in the background. This way, even if someone takes a sneak peak at your site and finds out what keywords you are using, they will not be able to find any information from the inside. For example, if you hide the version number of the WordPress database, version number hidden in the Hide version number option will prevent potential thieves from seeing which version of WordPress you are using.
There are other ways how to hide your WordPress security plugins and other information. One of the easiest ways to do it is to install a desktop icon on your computer. If you want to keep track of what version of WordPress you are using, or what security plugin you are using on your blog, a desktop icon will help you keep track of it. You can add this icon to your desktop for easy access. This is one of the easiest solutions for people who need to hide information but still want to keep a certain level of privacy on their blog.
A good third option is to hide any security plugins from view in your WordPress website by using the Hide WP plugins option. If you do not like the default WordPress theme, you can hide the plugins from view in the settings of your WordPress website. There are many themes available that you can use to customize your blog. If you are hiding certain plugins, such as the File Tree Permalink Language, then you can simply change your Permalink structure by using a different theme detector plugin.
No matter which way you choose to hide your WordPress website, you need to make sure that you have removed all traces of the security plugin or security code. If there is still some security left behind, then you will need to erase this section of code and recreate the section. This can be done by clicking on the View tab and then pressing the Remove button. There will be a warning shown saying that you are removing an existing theme. When you click OK, WordPress will automatically recreate the security section for you.
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