What are the default WordPress password requirements?

Your WordPress password should meet the following requirements:

• Include numbers, capitals, special characters (@, #, *, etc.)
• Be long (10 characters – minimum; 50 characters – ideal)
• Can include spaces and be a passphrase (Just don't use the same password in multiple places)
• Change passwords every 120 days, or 4 months.

1. What is the default WordPress admin password?
2. How do I find my WordPress admin password?
3. How do I force a strong password in WordPress?
4. What are typical password requirements?
5. How do I log into WordPress without a password?
6. How can I recover my administrator password?
7. Where do I find my WordPress username and password?
8. How do I find my WordPress username and password in cPanel?
9. How do I find my WordPress login?
10. How do you enforce strong passwords?
11. What is a strong WordPress password?
12. How do I disable strong password in WordPress?

What is the default WordPress admin password?

As the WordPress default username is “admin”, hackers already have your username, and it makes it easier for them to find your password using brute force. If your web hosting does not use any login attempt security or a limit-login WordPress plugin, you might end up losing your WordPress blog access.

How do I find my WordPress admin password?

Go to your WordPress login page (example.com/wp-admin. Click on Lost your password? at the bottom. Enter the Username or E-mail of your WordPress admin user, then click on Get New Password.

How do I force a strong password in WordPress?

In this section you can configure the following password policies to enforce your users to use strong WordPress passwords:

1. Password minimum length.
2. Use of both lowercase and uppercase letters in passwords.
3. Use of numbers in passwords.
4. Use of special characters in passwords.

What are typical password requirements?

Characteristics of strong passwords

• At least 8 characters—the more characters, the better.
• A mixture of both uppercase and lowercase letters.
• A mixture of letters and numbers.
• Inclusion of at least one special character, e.g., ! @ # ? ] Note: do not use < or > in your password, as both can cause problems in Web browsers.

How do I log into WordPress without a password?

Installation

1. Go to WordPress Dashboard. Locate Plugins -> Add New.
2. Search Temporary Login Without Password plugin using the search option.
3. Find the plugin and click Install Now button.
4. After installation, click on the Activate Plugin link to activate the plugin.

How can I recover my administrator password?

Method 1 - Reset password from another Administrator account:

1. Log on to Windows by using an Administrator account that has a password that you remember. ...
2. Click Start.
3. Click Run.
4. In the Open box, type “control userpasswords2″.
5. Click Ok.
6. Click the user account that you forgot the password for.
7. Click Reset Password.

Where do I find my WordPress username and password?

Enter your WordPress.com username or email address into the text box and click Get New Password. (If you don't know your WordPress.com username or email address, scroll down to the Account Recovery Form section below.) We'll then send an email to the address associated with your WordPress.com account.

How do I find my WordPress username and password in cPanel?

To find this information, follow these steps:

1. Log into your hosting cPanel.
2. Click phpMyAdmin under the Databases heading.
3. On the left, click the username, then the specific database (you may need to find this in your wp-config file if you aren't sure which database).
4. Click wp_users.

How do I find my WordPress login?

On a typical WordPress site, all you need to do is add /login/ or /admin/ to the end of your site's URL. Both of these URLs will take you to your login page where you can enter your username and password. Once logged in, you will be taken directly to the admin area, or dashboard, of your site.

How do you enforce strong passwords?

Require Strong Passwords

1. Reversible Encryption. Make sure that Store passwords using reversible encryption is Disabled. ...
2. Complexity Requirements. In the right pane, double click Password must meet complexity requirements and set it to enabled. ...
3. Optional Settings.

What is a strong WordPress password?

Your WordPress password should meet the following requirements: Include numbers, capitals, special characters (@, #, *, etc.) Be long (10 characters – minimum; 50 characters – ideal)

How do I disable strong password in WordPress?

Hi, Please go to WP Admin > Ultimate Member > Forms > Edit Login form > see Password field > Click on edit > uncheck the option Force strong password? Let us know if this helps you.