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  I think there's probably also a direct relationship between security and popularity. Which is to say: WordPress always gets attacked because it's one of the most (if not *the* most popular) plaforms out there. Much in the same way most viruses attack Windows, instead of Mac OS, because of the fact most machines on the planet are running Windows.

  So yeah, there's a statistically higher likelihood of a WP-based website being attacked, but I suppose it doesn't mean that WP is any more or less secure than c5, Drupal, Typo3, et cetera. As monNom said, you can harden your WP installation.

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