Weberge

Securing a website is the most challenging task facing by web developers. Since WordPress is one of the most leading content management system, the chances of attack is also high. There are lots of attackers concentrated on WordPress and its plugins, as a result the possibility of hacking is very high in WordPress sites.
Even though there are plenty of plugins available for protecting WordPress site, there are lots of attacking occurs each day. The main advantage getting for malware or attacker is they have full idea of structure of WordPress and plugins. Normal WordPress site is so open that some one can find out lots of details if they only know the URL of web site. See the online tools as example: http://wprecon.com/
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Based on these concept we made a plugin ‘WP_Hide’ which will help you to hide the fact that you are using WordPress for website development. WP-Hide, change all the site related path and details from source so that no programs will get any hint that the site is developed using WordPress. 
Developer:-We are weberge, a leading website development company in india. 
Visit us http://www.weberge.com/

Wp-Hide

A site owner installed this on their web hosting account and it rewrote all URLs to "/public/xxxx.css" and "/public/xxxx.js". The problem was that the rewritten links were broken, so it was cause a 404 error to load for each broken link, which in turn calls the same broken links, which then end up in an endless loop of broken links.

The server was getting hit with what looked like a DoS attack, but it was just this plugin generating countless hits and sending the server in to a high load situation.

Needless to say, the plugin failed to work and the website was most likely inaccessible to the site owner, so that they couldn't log in and disable the plugin.

If you dare install this, be prepared to disable it via FTP.

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!

WP-Hide, change all the site related path.

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