Security problem

  • hi everyone https://www.maddiej.co.nz is a members only jewelery site so if you want on the site you need to login but if you are surfing the net with google and come across one of our products (example)maddiej Code 1056 Necklace glass pearls and you click on this link it takes you right into the site no need to be a member and once you are in there you have access to all our product information. Is there anyway to stop this because it is telling the public our wholesale prices

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  • With WordPress you can set each page to have a password and to be visible only to those that know that password. More on that here.

    To restrict access to certain pages only to logged in users you will need to use a plugin such as this one:
    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-access-manager/screenshots/

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    That’s not a security problem. What you are describing is that you want to restrict your WordPress site to logged in users.

    Take a look at these plugins, one of them may help you out.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=member

    Thread Starter blazing8

    (@blazing8)

    Ok if its not a security problem what is it lol. I have tried 4 of your plugins none of them work. Its so simple to get into my site as i said before you type into google maddiej bracelets google finds them and gives you this address
    Code 1061 Bracelet Wind on Natural/Silver : Maddie J . click on it and you are in once you are here you can click on products and you can look at what you want try it and you well see what i mean
    Thanks Blazing8

    All the content, pages, posts including the products is content that is not protected and all have access to it. Even if you have no direct links in the menu of your site towards that content Google will still pick it up.

    Google picks up all content unless it is protected either via plugins or by blocking Google to see those pages via something called robots.txt. However robots.txt solution would not be good for you because even if Google has no access to that content, it is still not technically protected.

    I suggest using a plugin, you can try several ones.
    Here is another one you can try: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/content-protector/screenshots/

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