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Back in January of this year, the Chromium open source project launched a well-received vulnerability reward program. In the months since launch, researchers reporting a wide range of great bugs have received rewards — a small summary of which can be found in the Hall of Fame. They’ve seen a sustained increase in the number of high quality reports from researchers, and their combined efforts are contributing to a more secure Chromium browser for millions of users.

Today, They are announcing an experimental new vulnerability reward program that applies to Google web properties. They already enjoy working with an array of researchers to improve Google security, and some individuals who have provided high caliber reports are listed on Their credits page. As well as enabling them to thank regular contributors in a new way, they hope their new program will attract new researchers and the types of reports that help make their users safer.

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It’s all about the simplest way to secure your wordpress login page. As you might already know, you can access the dashboard through : /wp-admin, /wp-login.php, or /wp-admin/index-extra.php

People can easily enter the login page through the urls above. We need to hide them all to minimize the security risk for hacking attempt to the login page. This method will only need 3 simple steps. Kindly follow these instructions carrefully :
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This php script will simply allow you to filter any request to your page by its Query String. You can even track people who has accessed that forbidden request. They usualy request it for finding out any sql injection or xss vulnerability on the page.

By adding the log script you can have their activity recorded on your host. You can also add more info to the log, just modify it if you want Here’s the script…
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