- $5 DigitalOcean droplet
- WordPress
- WordPress theme[1]
- WP Subscribe plugin[2]
- $5 DigitalOcean droplet
- WordPress
- WordPress theme[1]
- WP Subscribe plugin[2]
For brute force login attacks, use recaptcha[3] or TFA[4].
Security by obscurity is not always welcomed, but I tend to change my WordPress login URL's from '/wp-admin` and never use 'admin' or 'root' as a username.
There is nothing you can do about WordPress remote execution bug's or worm attacks. If your version is affected you are going to have a bad time. Just remember to keep your WordPress installation up to date and jail your WordPress files and web processes as a regular user (ex: www-data) and database credentials as a non-root user.
Regular backups. It is fairly easy to restore a WordPress site from a backup if the site ever is hacked.
I apologize if I didn't answer your question. This is a not an easy problem and WordPress is one of the most targeted web platforms out there.
1. https://wordpress.org/plugins/si-captcha-for-wordpress/