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Login Security with Telegram Alerts is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by gabrielrosca.
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How Login Security with Telegram Alerts works
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Login Security with Telegram Alerts is your comprehensive solution for fortifying WordPress login security and staying informed about critical site activities. It actively combats brute-force attacks, enhances user authentication with multi-factor options, and provides real-time alerts directly to your Telegram. Scalable for any site size, from personal blogs to large enterprises, it ensures your WordPress site remains secure and you’re always in the loop.
Key Features:
Login Security with Telegram Alerts is packed with powerful features designed to give you peace of mind and full control over your site’s access.
Brute-Force Protection: Automatically blocks suspicious IP addresses after a configurable number of failed login attempts, effectively preventing dictionary attacks and credential stuffing.
Real-time Telegram Notifications: Receive instant alerts for failed login attempts and successful logins, delivered directly to your chosen Telegram channel, group, or private chat. This provides immediate awareness of critical site events, enabling prompt action.
Cloudflare Turnstile (Anti-Bot): Protect your login form from bots and automated brute-force attacks using a privacy-friendly, invisible alternative to reCAPTCHA.
New Device Login Alerts: Get instant email and Telegram notifications when a user logs in from an unrecognized device or browser.
API Protection: Easily disable XML-RPC and restrict the WordPress REST API to logged-in users only, closing common vulnerabilities.
Comprehensive Activity Logging: Maintains detailed records of both failed and successful login events, capturing critical information such as IP addresses, usernames, login times, and user agents. This log is invaluable for auditing and identifying suspicious patterns.