Although CPfence provides excellent protection for the wp-config.php file — blocking unauthorized access and preventing malicious changes — an additional layer of security could be easily implemented by automatically randomizing the database table prefix for installations of WordPress and other CMS.
By default, WordPress uses the wp_ prefix, which is widely known and frequently targeted by automated attack scripts, particularly those involving SQL Injection. If each installation generated a unique, random prefix such as a8d2k3l9_, the likelihood of these attacks succeeding would be significantly reduced, even if another vulnerability were exploited.
This feature could also be consistently extended to future integrations with other supported CMS platforms, such as Joomla, PrestaShop, or Drupal, ensuring a solid security foundation from the moment of installation.
