FreelanceBo Sentra Control for WordPress Plugin Directory

FreelanceBo Sentra Control is a comprehensive WordPress security plugin that connects your site to the Sentra central console, providing enterprise-grade protection.

Features

Web Application Firewall (WAF) – Block malicious requests, SQL injection, XSS, and other common attacks

Malware Scanner – Scan WordPress core files, themes, and plugins for known malware signatures

Vulnerability Scanner – Check installed plugins and themes against known vulnerability databases

Brute Force Protection – Limit login attempts and block attackers automatically

File Integrity Monitoring – Detect unauthorized changes to WordPress core files

IP Blocklist – Manage blocked IPs manually or automatically based on threat detection

Security Events Log – Track all security events with detailed logging

Central Console – Manage multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard

How It Works

Install and activate the plugin on your WordPress site

Connect to your Sentra central console by entering the server URL and API key in Settings

The plugin automatically starts monitoring your site and reporting to the console

View scan results, manage firewall rules, and review security events from either the WordPress admin panel or the central console

Requirements

WordPress 5.8 or higher

PHP 7.4 or higher

A Sentra central console account (available at freelancebo.it)

External Services This plugin relies on the following external services:

FreelanceBo Sentra Control Console This plugin connects to a self-hosted FreelanceBo Sentra Control central console for centralized security monitoring and management. This connection is essential for the plugin to function.

What data is sent:

* Site URL, WordPress version, PHP version, and installed plugins/themes list (during heartbeat and scans)

* Security events (firewall blocks, failed login attempts, malware detections, file integrity changes)

* Scan results (malware scan, vulnerability scan, integrity scan findings)

When data is sent:

* On plugin activation and periodically via heartbeat (every 5 minutes)

* When security events occur (login attempts, firewall blocks)

* When scans are triggered (manually or via scheduled cron)

* When the admin manages firewall rules, blocklists, or settings

Service provider: FreelanceBo Group S.r.l.s., Bologna, Italy

* Service URL: https://sentra.freelancebo.it

* Terms of Service: https://sentra.freelancebo.it/terms

* Privacy Policy: https://sentra.freelancebo.it/privacy

The console server URL is configurable by the user in the plugin settings. All data is transmitted over HTTPS. Data is stored on EU-based servers in compliance with GDPR.

WordPress.org API The vulnerability scanner module uses the official WordPress.org API to retrieve information about installed plugins, themes, and WordPress core version. This is necessary to check for known vulnerabilities and outdated software.

What data is sent:

* Plugin slugs, theme slugs, and WordPress core version

When data is sent:

* When a vulnerability scan is triggered (manually or via scheduled cron)

Service provider: WordPress.org

* API endpoint: https://api.wordpress.org

* Terms of Service: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/

* Privacy Policy: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/