Loginizer
PluginLoginizer is a WordPress security plugin which helps you fight against bruteforce attacks.
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[Task] There was a warning on PHP 8.2, that has been fixed.
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[Feature Pro] Now you can hide the wp-admin totally from non logged in users.
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[Task] A notice has been tweaked to prevent confusion among users.
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[Task] Removed wpCentral Promo from Loginizer.
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[Task] A few typos in description of features have been fixed.
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[Task] Tested with WordPress 6.7, fixed translation Notice.
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[Security] There was a security issue in the Pro version of the plugin which has been fixed, was reported by wesley (wcraft)[Wordfence]
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[Task] Improved license handling.
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[Bug-Fix] Social Login was not working on WooCommerce or registration page, that has been fixed.
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[Bug-Fix] For some users there was an issue in updating that has been fixed.
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[Task] Structural changes.
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[Bug-Fix] Verison in one file was not updated, this has been fixed.
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[Feature] Social Login: Now you can let the users login through LinkedIn Login.
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[Bug-Fix] There was an issue with Login Notification body and subject, it was adding \(slashes) if "(double-quotes) where being used. This h...
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[Feature] Added Option to disable Login notification for whitelisted IPs.
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[Feature] Block Page, now instead of showing error on the Login page of user being blacklisted, you can just show a page with error, reducin...
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[Task] We have removed unwanted code.
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[Task] Tested on WordPress 6.4.
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[Bug-Fix] There was an issue while checking checksum, if the WordPress install was in enUS but the language was set to some other languages...
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[Feature][Pro] We have added Single Sign-on for you to create temporary login to share to let other login to your account without sharing pa...
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[Bug-Fix] Users were getting PHP notice in init.php file that has been fixed.
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[Task] Tested with WordPress 6.2
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[Feature] Ability to allow only Whitelisted IP's to be able to login with Trusted IP's.
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[Security] Minor security issues reported by patchstack have been fixed with in 24 hours of reporting.
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[Task] Tested compatibility with WordPress 6.1
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[Feature] CSRF Protection adds a unique session key in your admin URL when you login to it, which adds another layer of security to your Wor...
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[Bug Fix] Added validation not to allow values less than 0 for all Brute Force admin settings.
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[Improvement] [Pro] Allowed HTML characters in Passwordless email.
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[Improvement] [Pro] Added error message to not allow using same slug for wp-login.php and wp-admin as it causes conflict.
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Compatible with WordPress 5.9
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[Bug Fix] [Pro] Fix to not show Loginizer 2FA Security Settings in Edit Account page in WooCommerce Customer area. It will be shown in Secur...
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[Feature] Added option to export failed login attempts to CSV file.
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[Feature] Added Bulk Export/Import Blacklist and Whitelist IPs via CSV.
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[Improvement] For new installs, the loginizerlogs table will now use the server default MySQL Engine.
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[Bug Fix] After Interim Login due to session timeout, the popup for login was not closed. This is fixed now.
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This version includes a security fix and we recommend all users to upgrade to 1.6.4 or higher immediately.
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[Fix] Fixed a PHP Notice that was caused by a change released yesterday.
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[Feature] Added option to send Password Less Login email as HTML.
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[Fix] The captcha on Registration form when using WooCommerce was not being rendered if the "WooCommerce Checkout" captcha setting was disab...
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[Feature] Admin can white list an IP or an IP range for Two Factor Authentication.
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[Task] Admins can now customize email template for 2FA OTP via email.
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[Task] Permission for / folder was suggested as 0755 and 0750 permission which is secure was reported as insecure. This is fixed now.
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[Fix] Prevent PHP Notice on 1st failed login attempt from an IP.
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[Task] Admins can now subscribe to our newsletter if they decide to opt-in.
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[Bug Fix] Remember me during login was not working with 2FA features. This is fixed.
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[Task] Added option to customize Lockout Error message.
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[Task] Compatible with WordPress 5.5
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[Task] Some strings were not available in translations. They can now be translated.
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[Task] Allowed to change the username of any administrator account. Previously it was supported only for user id 1
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[Task] Admins can now customize "attempt(s) left" error message.
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[Bug Fix] Prevent brute force on 2FA pages.
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[Premium Feature] Added Google reCAPTCHA v3 and v2 invisible.
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[Security Fix] Our team internally conducted a security audit and have fixed couple of security issues. We recommend all users to upgrade to...
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[Task] Added Timezone offset in the Brute Force attempts list to get the exact time of the failed login attempt.
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[Announcement] Loginizer has joined forces with Softaculous team.
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[Task] Made Loginizer compatible with PHP 7.4
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[Bug Fix] At the time of login if recaptcha or 2FA using OTP was enabled and if you check mark on "Remember me", the login used to go to an...
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[Task] Tested up to: WordPress 5.2.0
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[Task] Tested up to: WordPress 5.0.2
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[Feature] New Registration Domain Blacklist - If you would like to ban new registrations from a particular domain, you can use this utility...
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[Feature] Added an option to Enable / Disable Brute Force checks.
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[Feature] Added Roles selection for Two Factor Authentication. The Admin can now enable 2FA for specific roles.
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[Bug Fix] Blacklist and Whitelist IPs were not being deleted. This is fixed.
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[Feature] Pagination added to the Blacklist and Whitelist IPs
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[Feature] Added a simple Math Captcha to show Maths Questions, if someone doesn’t want to use Google Captcha
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[Bug Fix] Fixed the BigInteger Class for PHP 7 compatibility.
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[Feature] IPv6 support has been added.
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[Feature] Rename the wp-admin access URL is now possible with Loginizer
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[Feature] Admin's can now remove a user's Two Factor Authentication if needed
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[Feature] Added MD5 File Checksum feature. If any core files are changed, Loginizer will log the differences and notify the Admin
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[Feature] Rename Login with Secrecy : If set, then all Login URL's will still point to wp-login.php and users will have to access the New Lo...
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[Bug Fix] Added ABSPATH instead of gethomepath()
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[Feature] PasswordLess Login
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Fixed Extended Lockout bug
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Database structure changes to make the plugin work faster
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Blocks IP after maximum retries allowed
Readme
LicenseLoginizer
Loginizer is a WordPress security plugin which helps you fight against bruteforce attacks.
Loginizer is a WordPress plugin which helps you fight against bruteforce attack by blocking login for the IP after it reaches maximum retries allowed. You can blacklist or whitelist IPs for login using Loginizer. You can use various other features like Two Factor Auth, reCAPTCHA, PasswordLess Login, etc. to improve security of your website.
Loginizer is actively used by more than 1000000+ WordPress websites.
You can find our official documentation at https://loginizer.com/docs. We are also active in our community support forums on wordpress.org if you are one of our free users. Our Premium Support Ticket System is at https://loginizer.deskuss.com
Free Features :
- Brute force protection. IPs trying to brute force your website will be blocked for 15 minutes after 3 failed login attempts. After multiple lockouts the IP is blocked for 24 hours. This is the default configuration and can be changed from Loginizer -> Brute force page in WordPress admin panel.
- Failed login attempts logs.
- Blacklist IPs
- Whitelist IPs
- Custom error messages on failed login.
- Permission check for important files and folders.
- Allow only Trusted IP.
- Blocked Screen in place of the Login page.
- Email Notification on successful login.
- Let users login with LinkedIn
Get Support and Pro Features
Get professional support from our experts and pro features to take your site's security to the next level with Loginizer-Security.
Pro Features :
- MD5 Checksum - of Core WordPress Files. The admin can check and ignore files as well.
- PasswordLess Login - At the time of Login, the username / email address will be asked and an email will be sent to the email address of that account with a temporary link to login.
- Two Factor Auth via Email - On login, an email will be sent to the email address of that account with a temporary 6 digit code to complete the login.
- Two Factor Auth via App - The user can configure the account with a 2FA App like Google Authenticator, Authy, etc.
- Login Challenge Question - The user can setup a Challenge Question and Answer as an additional security layer. After Login, the user will need to answer the question to complete the login.
- reCAPTCHA - Google's reCAPTCHA v3/v2, Cloudflare Turnstile, hCAPTCHA can be configured for the Login screen, Comments Section, Registration Form, etc. to prevent automated brute force attacks. Supports WooCommerce as well.
- Rename Login Page - The Admin can rename the login URL (slug) to something different from wp-login.php to prevent automated brute force attacks.
- Rename WP-Admin URL - The Admin area in WordPress is accessed via wp-admin. With loginizer you can change it to anything e.g. site-admin
- CSRF Protection - This helps in preventing CSRF attacks as it updates the admin URL with a session string which makes it difficult and nearly impossible for the attacker to predict the URL.
- Rename Login with Secrecy - If set, then all Login URL's will still point to wp-login.php and users will have to access the New Login Slug by typing it in the browser.
- Disable XML-RPC - An option to simply disable XML-RPC in WordPress. Most of the WordPress users don't need XML-RPC and can disable it to prevent automated brute force attacks.
- Rename XML-RPC - The Admin can rename the XML-RPC to something different from xmlrpc.php to prevent automated brute force attacks.
- Username Auto Blacklist - Attackers generally use common usernames like admin, administrator, or variations of your domain name / business name. You can specify such username here and Loginizer will auto-blacklist the IP Address(s) of clients who try to use such username(s).
- New Registration Domain Blacklist - If you would like to ban new registrations from a particular domain, you can use this utility to do so.
- Change the Admin Username - The Admin can rename the admin username to something more difficult.
- Auto Blacklist IPs - IPs will be auto blacklisted, if certain usernames saved by the Admin are used to login by malicious bots / users.
- Disable Pingbacks - Simple way to disable PingBacks.
- SSO - Single Sign-on, let any user access to your WordPress Dashboard without the need to share username or password.
- Limit Concurrent Logins - It prevents user to login from different devices concurrently, you can define how many devices you want to allow, and how you want to restrict the user when concurrent limit is reached.
- Social Login - Users can login or register with their Google, Github, Facebook, X (Twitter), Discord, Twitch, LinkedIn with support for WooCommerce.
Features in Loginizer include:
- Blocks IP after maximum retries allowed
- Extended Lockout after maximum lockouts allowed
- Email notification to admin after max lockouts
- Blacklist IP/IP range
- Whitelist IP/IP range
- Check logs of failed attempts
- Create IP ranges
- Delete IP ranges
- Licensed under LGPLv2.1
- Safe & Secure
What it adds
- Integrates with WooCommerce
Installation
Upload the Loginizer plugin to your blog, Activate it. That's it. You're done!
Screenshots
- Login Failed Error message
- Loginizer Dashboard page
- Loginizer Brute Force Settings page
Install
composer require meteorgpl-plugin/loginizerThe vendor’s license checks are intact: activate the plugin in WordPress with a license key bought from the vendor.
License
The plugin declares no license. The code is redistributed under the license the vendor declared in the plugin’s own headers.
Artwork, fonts, media and documents that may be licensed separately are not redistributed; the licensing page explains what is replaced or removed, and the security tab lists it per version. Support and update entitlement come with the license you buy from the vendor.