Hide My WP Ghost NULLED. Secure your Website & Protect your Business from Hackers Bots. Hide your WordPress website from hackers by using Hide My WP Ghost Plugin. Easy to use, User-Friendly WordPress Security Plugin.

Protect Your wp-admin Area

Protecting the WordPress admin area from unauthorized access allows you to block many common security threats.

Change and Hide Common Paths

HMWP Ghost changes and hides the common WP paths, plugins, and themes paths - offering the best protection against hacker bots attacks.

Brute Force Attack Protection

A brute force attack is an activity which involves repetitive, successive attempts using various password combinations to break into a website. Hide My WP Ghost helps you prevent brute force attacks.

SQL Injection Protection

The plugin adds filters and security layers to prevent Script and SQL Injection, Brute Force attacks, XML-RPC attacks, and more.

XML-RPC Protection

The main security threat associated with XML-RPC are brute force attacks. Attackers try to log in to WordPress using xmlrpc.php URL. For protection, you can disable the XML-RPC feature and block access to it.

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Protection

Hide My WP Ghost adds security headers to your website for an extra layer of protection against different kinds of attacks like Cross-Site Scripting.

URL Mapping & Text Mapping

If you find URLs in your source code that reveal the name of a plugin even after all the WordPress common paths have been changed, you can change those URLS into new ones using Hide My WP Ghost.

Website Security Check

Hide My WP Ghost will run over 35 security tasks to detect all potential breaches. Once the process is done, you'll get a complete list of all vulnerabilities - and how to fix them.

Users Activity Log

This log enables you to take note of every important action triggered on your WordPress site and store that information until you need it. Knowing what happened on your site at any time, in admin and on the frontend, is an excellent way to improve security.

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