To prepare yourself, read some tips below:
- Always check your AWSTATS to determine your suspicious visitor activity.
- Backup your WordPress files and database weekly incase you need to restore it if needed
- Always update your WordPress instalation to the latest stable version. On the main dashboard, you’ll always see new release information.

If you have to keep to use an old WordPress version, make sure that you hide your WordPress version. A lot of attackers and automated tools will try and determine software versions before launching exploit code. Removing your WordPress blog version may discourage some attackers and certainly will mitigate virus and worm programs that rely on software versions.
Please note that hiding your WordPress version may break any plugins you have which are version dependant.

Then how to avoid WordPress Remote SQL Injection?
I found this WordPress Security Scan plugin that will scan your WordPress installation for security vulnerabilities and suggests corrective actions.Such
- passwords
- file permissions
- database security
- version hiding
- WordPress admin protection/security
- removes WP Generator META tag from core code
You can download this useful plugin here

And to complete your mission to fight the WordPress Remote SQL Injection, set the file permission (chmod) to 444 (r–r–r–) or read-only to these WordPress files:
- index.php
- wp-config.php
- wp-setting.php
- All your themes file located on wp-content/themes
Note: Actually you can set all files on your root WordPress directory to 444 (exclude the sitemap or any 666 needed files)

This last tips completely rocks!

Let me how it works for you and say something to fight the WordPress SQL Injection!

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You can download the plugin here and read the manual instructions, it’s not too difficult anyway. Just let me know how it works for your SEO campaign.

Installation

1. Upload `galnav.php` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Place ‘<?php isgal($post->ID); ?>` before the contenty loop (the_content();)
in your post templates
Example:
<?php the_content(’<p class=”serif”>Read the rest of this entry »</p>’); ?>

4. Don’t forget to fill the Custom Fields
Key: isgallery
Value: true

The demo page can be seen here

Download Gallery Navigation Plugin

Give your feedback/comments, so we could develop this plugin more for you

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