Loginizer

Repeated login attempts can expose a WordPress site to brute force attacks. Loginizer responds by limiting failed attempts and blocking IP addresses that exceed the allowed limit. Site owners can also set automatic lockouts for suspicious IP addresses, helping control repeated attempts at the login page.

The plugin includes two-factor authentication, CAPTCHA challenges, and tools for managing trusted and blocked IP addresses. Detailed logs record failed login attempts and suspicious activity, giving site owners a way to review events. Loginizer also checks WordPress files with MD5 checksum verification to detect unauthorized changes.

Features

• Limit failed attempts: Set a limit on failed login attempts. Loginizer blocks IP addresses that go over the allowed number, helping protect the login area from repeated attempts.
• Add two-factor authentication: Require a second verification step for login access, using email, a mobile device, or an authenticator app.
• Use CAPTCHA challenges: Add Google reCAPTCHA challenges to login pages to help deter spam, fraud, and automated activity.
• Manage IP addresses: Create trusted and blocked IP address lists to control which addresses can log in to your WordPress site.
• Review activity logs: View records of failed login attempts and suspicious activity to monitor security events on your site.
• Verify file integrity: Use MD5 checksum verification to detect unauthorized changes to WordPress files.

Best for

• WordPress site owners concerned about brute force attempts
• Business websites with login access
• Bloggers who want login activity records