We have made a compilation of Indian Email Lists recommendations to protect your WordPress to the maximum. Being the most used content manager in the world, it is quite common for you to receive attacks from hackers, brute force and robots. If you have all the options checked by default you could have a security problem that leaves you without a web page or that includes malicious code. Look to see which of these actions you can do to be much more protected.

icons-02-861. Do not use the prefix wp_ for the database
From the first moment of installing WordPress you have to specify a series of information that you have to enter in order for WordPress to communicate with the database.

Most of that information is provided by your hosting provider, such as the name of the database, the user and password of the same. But there is a decision to make: decide the prefix of the tables that will be created for WordPress.

By default, on this screen the prefix offered is wp_, so your tables will be such that wp_options, wp_comments, wp_posts, etc.

And, of course, this is something that every hacker knows, and it’s free information we give to any possible attacker, who knows that if you do not make a secure installation the WordPress tables – which are standard – will have those full names if you do not change the prefix.
So the first place where you should start to ensure WordPress is before you even install it, in this step: change the prefix for the default tables (wp_) to another one of your choice, for example wptabla_ or X1jM_ or whatever you want. The important thing is not how long or complicated it is but, at least, do not leave the prefix by default.

icons-02-622. Do not use the admin user to access WordPress
Another of the decisions that we have to make during the installation of WordPress is the name of the first user to access the administration of our website, a user who by default will have full permissions to manage it.

For years WordPress has offered a default username that, of course, you should not use. So at the time of choosing the name of your first user to access WordPress do not choose those common names for this task, such as admin, Admin, root, etc., since they are the first to be checked by a hacker who wants to take possession of your web