• Change passwords frequently – Armeda likens passwords to toothbrushes – you should choose a good one, change it often and not share it with anyone. Changing your passwordmonthly or quarterly is good practice for anything that requires a password. Select something that can’t be found in the dictionary and liberally pepper it with numbers and non-alphabetic symbols like #@$ or %. Armeda also recommends taking advantage of a password manger likeLastPass, which can handle much of the heavy lifting of changing and maintaining multiple secure passwords for you.
• Keep both WordPress and its plugins updated – It seems that every time I log in to the admin console for WordPress, there’s another prompt to either update WordPress itself,  or one of the plugins I’ve installed. It only takes a few minutes, but I’ve been tempted to put it off. Like me, you’ll need to fight this temptation. Try to log in as the admin user at least once a week to make sure everything is up-to-date. Often, these updates fix security vulnerabilities that could leave your site open to hackers. Since the code that runs WordPress and its plugins is open for the world to see, it often doesn’t take long for some nefarious coder to find and exploit a security hole. Keeping everything up-to-date helps keep your site safe.

• Delete unused plugins - I often install two or three plugins for a specific feature – such as SEO, social sharing or contact forms – before I settle on one I plan to use. Simply deactivating the plugins you’re not using isn’t enough – the code is still on your server and, if it has some weakness in it, can be exploited. Make sure you hit the “Delete” link on these plugins to remove them from your server completely.

• Never use the “admin” account to create content – WordPress and its plugins are only one point of possible infection. The computer and browser you use to access them can also be a weakness. Some pieces of malware sniff for passwords and then share them with other bad guys in the Internet. Since the “admin” account on WordPress has access to the entire install, having that password get out could be disastrous. To limit the risk, set up a separate user with the “Editor” or “Author” role in your WordPress installation and only use that account when you’re creating new blog posts or commenting. You should only use the “admin” account when you’re performing administrative functions.

• Keep your antivirus software up-to-date and scan your computer frequently - If you don’t currently have antivirus software installed on your computer (i.e., Norton, Avast, Trend Micros, etc.), stop what you’re doing (ok, finish reading this post then do it) and get it installed immediately. And when your antivirus needs an update, allow it. Do a thorough scan of your machine at least once a month to keep it clean of the kind of malware that can open you to a whole variety of security issues.

It’s important to understand that nothing can guarantee 100% WordPress security. But, staying on top of software updates, changing your passwords frequently and limiting your risk to exposure for a security breach can get you more than 98% of the way there.

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Fatal error: Allowed memory size of ######## bytes exhausted (tried to allocate ## bytes) in /home/user/public_html/wp-includes/phpfile.php on line 80.

The exact message may vary, but with this error, it is all about the “allowed memory size”. Chances are, you just installed a new plugin or theme, and suddenly, WordPress is acting like it is no longer your friend. This error can be tricky, but it is fixable.

You can control the allowed PHP memory limit for your website in several different places, and it may be that only one works for your server. You might want to check with your blog hosting provider for exact details.

This problem is usually solved by changing the default memory size from 32MB to 64MB but I recommend changing it to at least 128MB.

SOLUTION 1: EDITING WP-CONFIG/WP-SETTINGS

Open wp-config.php located in the root folder of your WordPress install and add the following code inside the main PHP tag:

// Memory Allocation Fix
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M');

Do the same for your wp-settings.php file.

SOLUTION 2: EDITING .HTACCESS

Now open your root .htaccess and add this:

# BEGIN Memory Allocation Fix
php_value memory_limit 128M
# END Memory Allocation Fix

*Depending on your specific problem, you might have to manually create an htaccess for a specific folder which is causing the problem.
For Example: If you error is caused by cache.php, create an .htaccess file with this code in the ‘wp-includes’ folder.

SOLUTION 3: CREATING A PHP.INI FILE

Depending on your problem, create a local php.ini file and place the following code in it:

;; Memory Allocation Fix
memory_limit = 128M

**Similarly as in .htaccess, create this file in the root folder if your problem is general or in a specific folder if you know the page causing the error.
For Example: If your error is caused while in dashboard, create this file with the code in in the ‘wp-includes’ folder.

In the event that you do not have access to a php.ini file, you may be able to add the same line to the .htaccess file in your WordPress installation’s main directory. If that does not work, you should contact your hosting provider to see if there is any way to increase the limit.

Finally, if increasing the limit does nothing, you may have a rogue WordPress plugin that needs fixing. Try disabling any recently installed plugins. Since you may not be able to access your dashboard, you will need to disable your plugin manually.

What you’re basically doing here is stalling your reader to turn him or her into a customer. To do that, you need plug-ins to increase your average time on site and keep your reader busy while he’s with you.

Here are top picks for WordPress plug-ins that can engage your reader and enhance the overall experience of visiting your blog:

1 Disqus: encourage real-time feedback and talk to your readers frequently by using an effective feedback system like Disqus. You can even keep track of where your visitors also left their comments and where you left yours.

2 LinkWithin: to boost site traffic and SEO, use LinkWithin to display as many as 5 related posts to the article your reader is currently engrossed in. This feature makes it easier for you to tag posts and keep track of popularity trends among your posts.

3 Thank Me Later: keep the communication channels with your readers open by thanking them via email for the feedback they left at your site. It helps them remember your site and feel that you really care about what they have to say.

4 Insights: enhance your content by pooling all related blogs, YouTube videos, Wikipedia results and Flickr photos together with your blog post. Insights increases the quality and relevance of your post by showing readers other types of related content. If your readers want to know more about the topic, they’ll thank you for the additional information.

5 WP GreetBox: make a customized greeting for every site visitor based on his or her referral URL. WP GreetBox includes support from Facebook, Digg, Twitter, Delicious and RSS. Make your reader feel extra-special and monitor the places that lead to your site all at the same time.

The highlight of the HTC J Butterfly, which debuted in Japan in October, is its 5-inch Super LCD 3 1920x1080p display with Corning Gorilla Glass 2 and a pixel density of 441 pixels-per-inch. Other features of the HTC J Butterfly include 1.5GHz Qualcomm S4 Pro quad-core processor, 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage (expandable by another 32GB). The smartphone also comes with 8-megapixel rear camera, 2-megapixel front camera, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with HTC Sense 4+ and a 2020mAh battery. Connectivity options include HDMI out, Micro-USB, Infrared, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, and NFC.

The phone also released on Verizon in the United States with some modifications as the HTC DROID DNA.

There were rumours of the phone making it to Europe and other markets as the HTC Deluxe DLX, but those rumours can now be officially put to rest with HTC outing HTC Butterfly as the official moniker of the phone in international markets.

There’s no word yet on the India pricing or availability yet, but we look forward to the phone’s debut in the country.

HTC Butterfly technical specifications

• 5-inch Super LCD 3 1920x1080p display with Corning Gorilla Glass 2 (441 ppi)
• 1.5GHz Qualcomm S4 Pro quad-core processor
• 2GB RAM
• 6GB internal storage (expandable by another 32GB)
• 8-megapixel rear camera
• 2-megapixel front camera
• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with HTC Sense 4+
• 2020mAh battery
• HDMI out, Micro-USB, Infrared
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
• 143 x 70.5 x 9.08 mm
• 140 gms with battery

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