WP Cerber Documentation
Learn how to use Cerber Security to protect WordPress and information on your website
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How to
- Changing the location of the WP Cerber directory
- How to enable automatic updates for WP Cerber
- How to view spam form submissions
- Strong login security with WP Cerber
- Removing malware without paying a dime
- Optimizing export performance
- How to safely reinstall WordPress
- How to block a WordPress user
- Restrict access to the WordPress REST API
- How to stop spam user registrations on your WordPress
- How to clean up the activity and live traffic logs
- How to protect WordPress against CVE-2018-6389 DoS attacks
- Traffic Logging for WordPress
- Instant mobile and browser notifications with Pushbullet
- WordPress notifications and alerts made easy
- How to change date format on Activity page
- How to catch bots and robots with a list of prohibited logins
- How to set up reCAPTCHA
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting login issues with WP Cerber
- How to get User Switching working with WP Cerber
- My custom 404 page does not work
- What is RID and how to use it
- Troubleshooting malware scanner issues
- PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information
- The size of database is big and it keeps growing
- Contact Form 7 are not working
- How to avoid blocking of legitimate requests
- Configuring exceptions for the anti-spam engine
- I'm getting "Probing for vulnerable code"
- Configuring IP address detection
- How to fix errors with database tables
Security Blog
- WP Cerber Bug Bounty Program
- WP Cerber Software Repository
- Update to the Cloudflare add-on
- Managing WordPress application passwords a hassle-free way
- How to limit the number of concurrent user sessions in WordPress
- WordPress 5.4.1. A security update fixes seven XSS vulnerabilities
- Cloudflare add-on for WP Cerber
- Browser cookies set by WP Cerber
- Deleting personal data
- Exporting personal data from logs
- Two-Factor Authentication for WordPress
- How to protect WordPress effectively: a must-do list
- Manage multiple WP Cerber instances from one dashboard
- Registered users only mode
- Automatic cleanup of malware and suspicious files
- Get WordPress protected: rename the plugins folder
- What the WP Cerber scanner scans and detects
- Automated recurring scans and email reporting for WordPress
- Configuring the WP Cerber scanner settings
- The WP Cerber scanner for WordPress
- Traffic Inspector in a nutshell
- Cerber Security Professional
- WordPress 4.9.1 Security and Maintenance Release
- What's new in WordPress 4.9
- How to stop spam form submissions on your WordPress
- Brute-force, DoS, and DDoS attacks - what's the difference?
- Best WordPress Plugins for Two-Factor Authentication
- WordPress 4.7.3 – six security issues has been fixed
- Do not trust those fake domain confirmation emails
- WordPress 4.7.1 - eight security issues have been fixed
WordPress security explained
- Why reCAPTCHA does not protect WordPress against bots and brute-force attacks
- Why you need to use Custom login URL for your WordPress
- Why it's important to restrict access to the WP REST API
Releases
I'm a software engineer and team lead at Cerber Tech. I started coding in 1993 on IBM System/370 and today software engineering at Cerber Tech is how I make my living.