WordPress Administrator Password Setting Guidance

1. Steer clear of popular usernames such as admin, webmaster, administrator or your name. In brute-force assaults, these are frequently the first usernames that hackers attempt.

2. Use Random Words or Unique Phrases: Use a word combination or a unique phrase, such as SilverPineapple88 or MountainElephant_392, that makes it difficult to identify your website or personal information.

3. Add Special Characters: You can use a combination of underscores (_), hyphens (-), and digits in your usernames because WordPress allows them. Take starry_sky_2024, for instance.

4. Steer clear of predictable patterns: Steer clear of usernames that are simple to figure out if someone knew specifics about your website or company, such as your domain name or brand.

5. Password Creation & Setting: Use any online password generator for strong password setting. Before setting up the created password, change one or two characters for extra protection.