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WT Security plugin is an affordable solution for securing WordPress sites. Also provides monitoring and scanning tools. Easy to install. Upon activation, it automatically installs our agents (antivirus, firewall) for stronger protection

Installation instructions:

1. Go to the admin console of your WordPress site
2. Go to the "Plugins" section and then select "Add New"
3. Search for our plugin using the name "WT Security"
4. Select our plugin from the list and click on the "Install Now" button

You can also download the plugin by following this link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wt-security/

After you have downloaded the plugin from the link, you must download it, also through the admin console of your WordPress site.

1. Go to the "Plugins" section and then select "Add New"
2. Click on the "Upload Plugin" button
3. Download the plugin downloaded from the link in .zip format and click on the "Install Now" button

Once you have installed the plugin, you need to activate it. Go to the "Installed Plugins" section and click on the "Activate" button

To get started with the plugin:

1. Go to the "WT Security" section and select "Log In"
2. In the "API-KEY code" field, enter the API key generated in your personal account and click on the "ACTIVATE" button

Solving popular problems

1. Check the version of your PHP, at the moment, versions below 7.0 are not supported by our agent manager, however we plan to do this
2. If you have an old version of PHP, we recommend that you upgrade for your own safety
3. Check permissions on your site and users rights

Additional recommendationsGive permissions to edit the downloaded file to the user who runs PHP. To find out which user php is running from, you need to find the PHP configuration file, for example, in /etc/php/fpm/pool.d/www.conf It has a www section and user and group values.

[www]
user = www-data
group = www-data

The PHP interpreter usually runs on behalf of www-data or apache. Typically, a file is uploaded on behalf of the FTP / SFTP user. Then you need to change the owner of the file, for example:
chown www-data: www-data [your_agent_name].am.php

And give write permissions to this file (for owner and group):
chmod 664 [your_agent_name].am.php

Grant write permissions to the root directory and to the index.php file for the user PHP is running from.

For example, if the root directory is called “site”: give write permissions to index.php
chown www-data:www-data index.php chmod 664 index.php
then go to the directory above and give write permissions to “site” directory:
cd ../
chown www-data:www-data site
chmod 775 site

If you use a special web hosting control panel, then you can go to the attributes (or settings) of these files and also configure the rights

1. Make sure that you correctly added the site to your account (check the HTTP or HTTPS protocol)
2. Check if you downloaded your agent correctly during manual installation. Try to request it on your site

If the agent is loaded correctly, you will see a 32-character string, for example: peT67cBvQUS8zpZ2uXuaOGz2W196oNnX