开发者 | Site Guarding Ltd. |
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更新时间 | 2021年7月12日 21:52 |
PHP版本: | 3.0 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 5.8 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
With the plugin, you can set a redirect logic to any page on your website.Main features:
You can easy filter front-end visitors and visitors who wants to login to Wordpress backend.Main features:
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directoryThis plugin is designed based on the principle of "Privacy by design" so that you can compliantly run it to GDPR. As guarding against personal data breach, IP addresses in this plugin are encrypted and also can be anonymized by default. It also provides some functions not only to manually erase them but also to automatically remove them when those are exceeded a certain amount/time.
Yes. You can synchronize the settings with all the sites on the network when you activate on network and enable "Network wide settings" in "Plugin settings" section.
Absolutely, YES. Sometimes, a WordFence Security user would report this type of claim when he/she found some accesses in its Live traffic view. But please don't worry. Before WordPress runs, WordFence cleverly filters out malicious requests to your site using auto_prepend_file directive to include PHP based Web Application Firewall. Then this plugin validates the rest of the requests that pass over Wordfence because those were not in WAF rules, especially you enables "Prevent Zero-day Exploit". It would also possibly be caused by the accuracy of country code in the geolocation databases. Actually, there is a case that a same IP address has different country code. For more detail, please refer to "I still have access from blacklisted country.".
The short answer is YES, especially for the purpose of security e.g. blocking malicious access both on the back-end and on the front-end. You can find the long answer and the compatibility list of cache plugins at "Compatibility with cache plugins".