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                ``` /** * The following snippet is a collection of measures that can be taken to make it more difficult for * someone with bad intentions to "sniff" out the user-IDs of your site. * * The measures consist of direct SQL queries, a htaccess rule and lastly a snippet * that adds the new userIDs as a column in the WP backend * * @source: //wpwhitesecurity.com/wordpress-security/change-wordpress-administrator-id/ * @source: //pippinsplugins.com/add-user-id-column-to-the-wordpress-users-table/ */ /** * We start with the SQL queries */ // change tableprefix to the prefix you have set for your database // change "9680" to the ID you want to change it TO // change "1" to the ID of the user you want to change (the current user) // MAKE A DATABASE BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO THIS!!! UPDATE tableprefix_users SET ID = 9680 WHERE ID = 1; // change tableprefix to the prefix you have set for your database // change "9680" to the ID you want to change it TO // change "1" to the ID of the user you want to change (the current user) // MAKE A DATABASE BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO THIS!!! UPDATE tableprefix_usermeta SET user_id = 9680 WHERE user_id = 1; // change tableprefix to the prefix you have set for your database // change "3869" to the assign the counter that WP uses to assign the next user // MAKE A DATABASE BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO THIS!!! ALTER TABLE tableprefix_users AUTO_INCREMENT = 3869; /** * Add the snippets below to the functions or functionality file * to show the (new) userIDs as a column in the WP backend */ add_filter( 'manage_users_columns', 'so_add_userid_column' ); function so_add_userid_column( $columns ) { $columns['user_id'] = 'User ID'; return $columns; } add_action( 'manage_users_custom_column', 'so_show_userid_column_content', 10, 3 ); function so_show_userid_column_content( $value, $column_name, $user_id ) { $user = get_userdata( $user_id ); if ( 'user_id' == $column_name ) return $user_id; return $value; } /* If you don't want to muck around in the database, you can prevent "author=" searches * by adding this to the .htaccess file in the root * * @source: comment by user on aforementioned article - //wpwhitesecurity.com/wordpress-security/change-wordpress-administrator-id/#comment-263053 */ RewriteCond % { QUERY_STRING } author= [NC] RewriteRule .* /? [R=301,L] ```
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