Security Hole In Wordpress
Written by
Mr. Javo
Hello bloggers, as you may know Wordpress 2.6 released some days ago, with some exciting features which you can see in this video.
However, if you upgraded your Wordpress, you need to know about a security hole in this awesome platform ( I think this bug is in the past versions too ). So check this out to learn how to protect your blog from hackers!
The plugins’ directory is not safe! if you search in google for the index of the path where wordpress storage the plugins, it will give you thousand of websites as result, which you can access and check their plugins! Practically, if you want, you could steal information, paid plugins or even steal a blog…
As you can see, your blog is not safe. How can you fix this issue? That’s simple!
You need to create a file called index.html and upload it to the Plugins’ folder yourblog/wp-content/plugins/. So, when someone try to load that location, the browser will load the index file and that person will get nothing important.
In the .html file you can write a message linking to your blog. Also, you could redirect that page to your blog… However, it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that your folder will be safe now
.
Check my html file here
. You can get a similar one by copying the following code into a html file:
<P ALIGN=CENTER STYLE=”margin-bottom: 0in”><FONT SIZE=6>YOUR-MESSAGE-HERE</FONT></P>
<br/>
<P ALIGN=CENTER STYLE=”margin-bottom: 0in”><img src=”YOUR-IMAGE-URL-HERE“/></P>
<META HTTP-EQUIV=”Refresh” CONTENT=”3; URL=YOUR-BLOG-HERE“>
Take care!
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