Security of Static Sites Print

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Less to attack.

WHY THEY ARE SAFER

No database No application processing input No plugins to become vulnerable Nothing to log into

WHAT CAN STILL GO WRONG

Compromised credentials for your hosting or deployment A vulnerable third-party script Exposed files that should not be public A compromised dependency in your build

THAT LAST ONE

Build tools pull in many dependencies.

A compromised package can inject code into your output.

Keep dependencies updated and review what you install.

WHAT TO PROTECT

Your hosting credentials Your deployment credentials Your source repository

WHAT TO CHECK

That no configuration or environment file is web-accessible That version control directories are not exposed

STILL USE HTTPS

Static does not mean secure in transit.

Run AutoSSL.

WHAT YOU DO NOT NEED

Most of the security plugins a WordPress site needs.


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