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Simulating Drupal or Joomla CMS with WP Ghost

WP Ghost provides the CMS Simulator, a feature that allows you to simulate popular content management systems like Drupal or Joomla on your WordPress website.

By activating the CMS Simulator, you can deceive theme detectors and hacker bots, making them believe your website is built on Drupal or Joomla instead of WordPress. Disguising the underlying CMS adds an extra layer of security.

Simulate CMS with WP Ghost

To activate the CMS Simulator in WP Ghost and simulate Drupal or Joomla CMS, follow these steps:

  1. Go to WP Ghost > Change Paths > Level Of Security and select Safe Mode or Ghost Mode.
  2. Select one version of Drupal or Joomla from CMS Simulator.
  3. Click Save to apply changes.

WP Ghost will now start simulating either Drupal or Joomla CMS for your website.

Test CMS Simulation

To verify that the CMS Simulator is functioning as expected, you can test it with theme detectors. Visit a CMS Detector Website or simulate bot activity on your website, and observe the results.

Even though WordPress powers it, the detectors and bots will be tricked into identifying your website as running on Drupal or Joomla.

By using the CMS Simulator feature in WP Ghost, you can enhance the security of your WordPress website by misleading potential attackers and making it more challenging for them to exploit vulnerabilities specific to Drupal or Joomla.

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