Running an e-commerce website means protecting your customers, orders, and admin panel must be a top priority. WooCommerce websites are constant targets for brute-force bots and spammers, credential stuffing, fake account creation, and URL probing attacks.
WP Ghost provides a complete security layer designed specifically for websites using WooCommerce.
WP Ghost includes a dedicated option that integrates directly with WooCommerce login forms.
Steps:
This activates:
/my-account/ pathThis ensures bots cannot abuse your login form or attempt thousands of password combinations on customer accounts.
Once you activated the support for WooCommerce in the Brute Force section, you need to make sure you protect the website from:
WP Ghost blocks these using math CAPTCHA and Google reCAPTCHA.
This reduces fake customer account creation and spam comments and reviews.
A good e-commerce experience needs secure and predictable redirects after login and logout.
WP Ghost allows customizing these for Customer user roles.
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Tips:
/my-account must be published as the WooCommerce Account pageThis setup prevents redirect loops, improves the user experience, and eliminates security risks associated with default WordPress login screens.
Most of the time, e-commerce websites attract price-scraping bots, fake cart bots, payment page scanners, and vulnerability exploitation bots. To prevent these kinds of threats, the best way is to activate the 8G firewall and let WP Ghost handle them.
This protects product pages, checkout, cart, and account pages.
Other ways to attack e-commerce websites are by hijacking the checkout form, session hijacking, XSS attacks on product/checkout pages, and more.
To prevent these kinds of attacks, simply activate the header security and let the browser know the limits.
If your store only sells to specific countries, block access from high-risk areas. This significantly reduces bot load.
By enabling brute-force protection, anti-spam filtering, secure redirects, the 8G firewall, and security headers, you dramatically reduce your store’s exposure to bots, account-takeover attempts, checkout attacks, and automated vulnerabilities.
This configuration enhances both security and customer experience, allowing your WooCommerce store to run smoothly and safely.
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