‘Security’ Videos
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Nikolay Bachiyski: A Few WordPress Security Principles
WordCamp Europe 2015Speaker: Nikolay BachiyskiJuly 9, 2015 — Writing secure code is more than three-letter acronyms, escaping, and sanitization. It’s a state of mind, just like writing useful and maintainable software. This talk shows the natural evolution of the attitude towards security of a WordPress plugin developer.
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Tiia Rantanen: WordPress Security – How To Not Get Hacked
WordCamp Finland 2015Speaker: Tiia RantanenJuly 8, 2015 — What can be done to avoid the usual issues on server-side and on the client side, what makes your server installation safe and how it affects WordPress. What is included in WordPress to avoid possible threats and what can be done to improve security.
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Chris Wiegman: How to Take Your WordPress Site Security to the Next Level
WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Chris WiegmanJune 27, 2015 — Security doesn’t have to be hard. This talk covers a few simple steps you can take to help keep your site safe from attackers as well as provide a checklist of items you can carry with you across all your web projects.
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Marko Heijnen: Protecting Your Website By Detection
WordCamp Cologne 2015Speaker: Marko HeijnenJune 22, 2015 — In this presentation, Marko discusses the basics you can do with WordPress and which software you can use to prevent – and detect! – hacking.
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Pascal Birchler: Keynote
WordCamp Cologne 2015Speaker: Pascal BirchlerJune 19, 2015 — Keynote von Pascal Birchler.
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Julio Potier : Pourquoi WordPress est le CMS le plus sécurisé ?
WordCamp Lyon 2015Speaker: Julio PotierJune 17, 2015 — J’entends trop souvent « WordPress n’est pas sécurisé », la faute aux plugins ? aux thèmes ? À ses utilisateurs ?
Ces dires sont des mythes et légendes dans lesquels les trolls n’ont pas leur place.Je vais tenter de vous prouver le plus objectivement possible pourquoi WordPress est, pour moi, le CMS le plus sécurisé du marché.
Je vais vous montrer que WordPress est un CMS qui a de quoi encore tenir longtemps en matière de sécurité. -
Andrew Nacin: Anatomy of a Critical Security Bug
LoopConfSpeaker: Andrew NacinMay 29, 2015 — Andrew Nacin walks step by step through how a critical security vulnerability was discovered and then patched using emoji as a trojan horse in WordPress 4.2.
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Shannon Smith: Getting Started with .htaccess for WordPress
WordCamp Montréal 2014Speaker: Shannon SmithMay 26, 2015 — An introduction on how to configure your .htaccess file to do more than what WordPress provides by default. The talk will cover basics like setting up a preferred URL, and redirecting old page URLs for better SEO. How to optimize your site’s files using gzip will also be covered, as well as preventing image hot linking, and more. A sample .htaccess file will be provided to all attendees. A useful introduction to a very important file for any shared hosting environment.
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Kenneth Justiniano: Basic WP Security: What You Really Should Know
WordCamp Minneapolis 2015Speaker: Kenneth JustinianoMay 25, 2015 — This is a discussion on understanding WordPress security, basic internet security and what you should be doing to practice “good basic security”.
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Jean-Francois Arseneault : WordPress Jurassique
WordCamp Montréal 2014Speaker: Jean-François ArseneaultMay 23, 2015 — À l’époque où les dinosaures tel que Frontpage et Flash étaient rois du web, et que les plans d’hébergement se comptaient en mégabytes, installer WordPress était simple. Mais les temps ont beaucoup changé.
Cette présentation vous offrira 10 techniques pour améliorer la performance et la sécurité de votre site WordPress. Pour chacune, nous montrerons différentes approches (code, services, extensions) gratuites et commerciales. Que vous soyez sur un plan d’hébergement mutualisé, un VPS ou votre propre serveur dédié, les concepts discutés auront un impact majeur sur votre site.
Venez voir comment sortir votre site de la préhistoire !
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