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Home How to Implement 2-step verification for WordPress

How to Implement 2-step verification for WordPress

Keeping your private accounts secure these days is not always easy. If you choose a lousy password for your account, there is a good chance you may be hacked. Site such as Gmail already offer 2-step verification to their users to make sure their accounts safe secure against hack attacks. You can implement the same system for your website thanks to the WordPress 2 step verification plugin.

The plugin makes your WordPress account more secure. In addition to your username and password, you will have to enter a code that is generated by an Android/iPhone/Blackberry app to login to your system (or a secret code the plugin sends you via email). What this means is hackers won’t be able to get access to your account even if they have your username and password.

This is a useful tool to add another security layer to your WordPress install with. It is easy to implement too. A plugin worth testing.

Aug 23, 2012Cyrus

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