Then click the toggle switch in the popup to access the configuration panel. WPMU DEV has a custom set of WAF rules and allows you to add your own, as follows:Ĭlick On/Off in the Web Application Firewall row to enable/disable the feature. Configuring your WAFĪ WAF protects against vulnerabilities and filters out attacks and malicious traffic by requiring all traffic to pass a set of rules before it ever reaches your WordPress site. More information about invalid special characters in WordPress can be found here. When enabled, the WAF will intercept any files with filenames that contain single quote characters (e.g., file-‘name’.jpg), and will block them from being uploaded to prevent potential security exploits. When activating or deactivating your password, click Save to save your changes.
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A strong password will be generated, or you can add a custom password into the field. Once active, create a username and password you wish to apply to this site. Then use the toggle in the modal to turn site protection on or off. Only by entering the correct credentials will the user be allowed to proceed.Ĭlick On/Off in the Password Protection row to enable/disable the feature. Users who attempt to access any part of your site will see a login modal similar to the one in the image below. Password Protection uses Basic HTTP Authentication and does not use any WordPress usernames or login details. You can share the username and password with clients or colleagues, but unauthorized admin users and the general public will not have access. This is useful when developing a new site that you don’t want yet publicly available on the web. It even hides a site from search engines. Unlike your WordPress credentials, which control access to a site’s admin areas, Password Protection controls access to an entire site, meaning only those who know the password can work on or view a site.
You have the option of enabling ‘Password Protection’ on any site.
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