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You don't need a plugin for this (every plugin is a security risk). You only need to send one single http header.
by mritzmann 5y ago
You don't need a plugin for this (every plugin is a security risk). You only need to send one single http header.
- geocrasher 5y agoTrue, but modifying core files to send the header isn't good either because you'll have to redo the change at every update. Also, most security plugins such as Wordfence will choke on a modified core file, and rightly so.
- redwall_hp 5y agoYou can chuck the same hook (as seen in the original link) into your theme's functions.php file. Or make your own plugin to hold miscellany.
- mritzmann 5y agoOr you can set the header in your web server configuration.
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