By default, all of the WordPress blogs have an Administrator account that is automatically created when you install WordPress. It is understood that this account has administrator rights, which means that someone logged in with the Administrator account can create other accounts with administrator rights, change WordPress password, and so on.
Before getting rid of the Administrator account, make sure to have a backup of your WordPress database.
As every WordPress blog is supposed to have an Administrator account, chances are that when a hacker tries to crack your password, he or she will use the admin account as the login.
The solution to this problem is to create another account for yourself and then delete the admin account.
If you're currently using the name
adminfor posting and managing your WordPress blog, then you have to create another administrator account. To do so, log in to your WordPress dashboard and go to...