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WP-DBManager works with wordpress 2.8?
I haven’t tried WP-DBManager with 2.8, yet. I’ll be looking to try it out soon.
Let me know how that works out. I need a backup plugin.
The plugin works with 2.8 without any problems.
Of course it works.
Hi Paul,
Thanks for sharing these tips. WP Security Scan is the only one I haven’t tried yet.
Where can I get some tips (if any) on proactively securing the WP install from hackers?
Spammers are one thing, but hackers can actually change the WP files and database.
Cheers,
Mitch