Learn how to protect WordPress sites from malicious URL requests. This article explains how to use a short code snippet to protect WordPress sites from malicious URL requests.
Follow the steps below to edit your Theme setting file to protect WordPress site from malicious URL requests:
global $user_ID; if($user_ID) { if(!current_user_can('administrator')) { if (strlen($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']) > 255 || stripos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], "eval(") || stripos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], "CONCAT") || stripos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], "UNION+SELECT") || stripos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], "base64")) { @header("HTTP/1.1 414 Request-URI Too Long"); @header("Status: 414 Request-URI Too Long"); @header("Connection: Close"); @exit; } } }
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