1. WordPress security with daily backup

No one can guarantee their website is secured 100% so that let ‘s prepare a backup version daily via your hosting plan. Almost hosting service provide daily backup service include files and database. Just one-click to restore if you meet any risk later on. This way will make sure you are safe 100%.

2. Internet activity security

1. Use A Secure Network At Home – If you are using Wifi at your home or office, then I would suggest setting up a private WPA2 network with a strong, randomly-generated name and network passphrase. For additional protection, you can employ “security through obscurity” methods such as enabling MAC Address Filtering.
2. Use An Encrypted VPN Connection Over Public Wifi – Generally speaking, it’s best to never log in to a sensitive area such as your WordPress Dashboard when connected to the internet over public Wifi. If you are using your laptop or phone over a public network, always run your connection through an encrypted VPN and make sure that you are signing in to your website over SSL. You can purchase a VPN from StrongVPN.com.

3. Securing Your Personal Computer

If I can recommend, I recommend you use Linux or Mac to anti virus. In windows I usually meet the key logger software what can’t be detected by any anti virus software. It ‘s a lot of risk if you lose server account and email accounts.

But anyway, if you can’t use Linux or Mac I think you can a good anti virus software like Kaspersky

They are simple but strong to help you in any risk situation. Hope it help!

Welcome any comment.

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1. What if your site have 1-second page load delay

Let’s check what you have to face to if you have 1-second page load delay. According to an Aberdeen Group study 1-second delay can cause a:

• 7% decrease in your conversion rate
• 16% decrease in visitor satisfaction
• 11% fewer page views
• Potential drop in search engine rankings

You can think about a dream situation where your site can speed up 20x then how much money can make from your site? That ‘s the main reason why we share you this post.

2. What is Turbo Cache on SwiftServer Platform

Turbo Cache or Turbo Server on SwiftServer Platform is a collection of softwares and tools what are designed to make the best page load and server performance by A2 Hosting. It include:

• Memcached
• APC/OPCache
• Varnish Cache
• Pre-configuration for best combination for WordPress and server by A2 Optimization

You just need to install wordpress then visit Control panel of A2 Hosting, click icon “A2 Optimized” you will see a very easy to use user interface like this

3. Where and How to use Turbo Cache?

It ‘s quite simple to have Turbo Cache to make your wordpress site 20x faster. Just need to visit A2 Hosting and buy the Turbo Cache package then everything will be ready for you in affordable price.

And what if you choose Turbo Cache package from A2 Hosting? You can get these things

• Fewer users per server
• SwiftCache – Powered By APC/OPcache & Turbo Cache
• Hosted on SwiftServer SSDs
• Uses less CPU and memory than Apache
• Handles connections faster and more efficiently
• Provides enhanced stability

Don’t forget to use coupon 51FAST to save 51% for first order. Good luck with your new crazy fast wordpress site with 20x faster.

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As a webmaster, we always want to improve the website performance with CDN, so that I decide to go with CloudFlare. But we usually meet the problem CloudFlare with website/forum spam what we can’t check spam via visitors IPs because we are under CloudFlare proxy server.

Very simple with this PHP code

if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'])){
$ip = $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'];
}else{
$ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
}

If you want to get the real IP value from cloudflare to your PHP source in the way what you don’t have to change anything in coding but the system still run base on the real visitors IPs, you can use this way:

if(isset($_SERVER["HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP"])){
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'];
}

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