Security Hardener
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Security Hardener
Basic hardening: secure headers, login honeypot, user enumeration blocking, generic login errors, rate limiting, and more.
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01 / A body of work
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Security Hardener
Built for WordPressProject spotlight / From the available work
Basic hardening: secure headers, login honeypot, user enumeration blocking, generic login errors, rate limiting, and more.
02 / The project library
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WordPress themeThe sequel to 100 Bytes Theme (https://wordpress.org/themes/100-bytes/). We have gained 100 bytes of weight. Maybe gaining weight is a good idea here. My doctor didn't say anything about this.
Explore features on the official listing · v1.1.1
WordPress theme100 Bytes is a theme that aims to look as optimal as possible to deliver your message to your audience using WordPress as a content manager. The idea is simple, make a theme that looks good everywhere, with as little CSS code as possible. In this case the limit is 100 Bytes of CSS information. Actua
Explore features on the official listing · v1.1.5From the project listings
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