WordPress Security Against Malicious Requests (18 Steps) 🔍 What “malicious requests” are (in plain English) “Malicious requests” are hostile or abusive HTTP/HTTPS hits sent to your site. They try credentials by brute force, look for vulnerable URLs, inject SQL/XSS payloads, scrape, or stress your server. A Web Application Firewall (WAF) inspects and filters[ ► ]
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