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Sudo for WordPress. Dangerous actions — activating plugins, deleting users, changing critical settings — are gated by a required reauthentication step, regardless of user role. Time-bounded sessions, 2FA support, rate limiting, and configurable policies for REST API, WP-CLI, Cron, and XML-RPC. No role escalation, no new permissions — just a gate.

  • Updated Feb 15, 2026
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How-to-Secure-WordPress-Plugins

The native WordPress $wpdb->prepare() method is not a true prepared statement implementation like those provided by PDO. It uses a sprintf-like substitution mechanism to escape inputs, which does not fully separate the query structure from user data. In contrast, our secure approach leverages genuine PDO prepared statements, ensuring that parameter

  • Updated Dec 14, 2025
  • PHP

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