admin_url('admin-ajax.php'), 'nonce'=>wp_create_nonce('meow-tools'), 'admin'=>array( 'exists'=>username_exists('admin'), 'current'=>strtolower($current_user->user_login) === 'admin', 'action'=>"meow_ajax_rename_admin", "new"=>"" ), 'reset'=>array( 'total'=>0, 'processed'=>0, 'percent'=>0, 'message'=>"The " . get_bloginfo('name') . " system administrator has reset all user passwords.\n\nTo regain access to your account, visit the following link and choose a new password:" ) ); ?>

This page provides a few handy security tools to help you further lock down your WordPress site. Be careful and remember: with great power comes great responsibility.

Remove Default User

Almost all automated login attacks pre-suppose the existence of a user named "admin". Renaming this user will greatly decrease the risk of your site being compromised.

WARNING: This will log you out of your current session!

Reset All Passwords

You should reset all user passwords immediately following any security breach, and reset them again once all traces of the hack have likely been resolved.

This tool will reset all user passwords and send them an email with a link to choose a new password for themselves.

WARNING: This will log you out of your current session!