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Long time Wordpress user here. Over time I realized that WP can get very insecure the more plugins and bells and whistles you add to it. Plugins just increase t
by legrande 5y ago
Long time Wordpress user here. Over time I realized that WP can get very insecure the more plugins and bells and whistles you add to it. Plugins just increase the attack surface of it, so I only used tried and tested and community vetted plugins, and also use no more than 5 plugins to be safe. With Squarespace etc you don't have to worry about security which is why I'm thinking of using it eventually when I can afford it.
- Gustomaximus 5y ago> also use no more than 5 plugins to be safe Within reasonable bounds, I dont think the numbers matter as much as the business behind them. Using large scale and reputable plugins is the main thing. Also Id suggest hooking in with some alert system that tells you when there is a known vulnerability. So many sites site un-updated for years with open flaws. Auto update probably helps this for low maintaince types, personally I dont auto-update most plugins to avoid the occasional release issues but use centralised management software so Im updating close to real time.