| 开发者 | hallemmit3 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2025年6月5日 22:29 |
| PHP版本: | 5.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.8 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wp-login.php. BotFirewall addresses these threats by providing smart and flexible protection that:
- Blocks bots with seamless JavaScript verification that most bots cannot pass.
- Secures key pages like wp-login.php and wp-signup.php from unauthorized access.
- Uses encrypted cookies to ensure only verified users gain access.
- Offers customizable settings through an intuitive interface in the WordPress admin panel.
Key Features of BotFirewall
wp-login.php and wp-signup.php pages via settings.wp-login.php and wp-signup.php to prevent brute-force attacks.
5. Post-Verification Redirect: After successful verification, the user is redirected to their original page, and a cookie is set for future visits.
Why BotFirewall is a Must-Have for Your Site
wp-login.php and wp-signup.php from unauthorized access and brute-force attacks.botfirewall folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.wp-login.php and wp-signup.php in the Settings tab.BotFirewall uses JavaScript verification to detect bots. If a visitor cannot execute JavaScript, they are considered a bot and blocked. Additionally, it checks for a valid cookie to allow verified users to bypass the verification process.
Yes! You can add search engine bots to the whitelist in the Settings tab. For example, add "Googlebot" or "Bingbot" to the "Whitelisted Bots" list, and they will be allowed to access your site without verification.
Yes, you can enable protection for wp-login.php and wp-signup.php in the Settings tab. This helps prevent brute-force attacks and unauthorized access to these sensitive pages.
If a visitor fails verification (e.g., they cannot execute JavaScript), they will be blocked, and the attempt will be logged in /wp-content/botfirewall-logs/blocked.log with details like IP, User-Agent, URL, and timestamp.
No, BotFirewall is lightweight and optimized for performance. It only triggers verification for unverified visitors, and the process is seamless for real users.
Yes, you can customize the cookie lifetime, whitelist bots and IPs, blacklist IPs, and choose whether to protect specific pages like wp-login.php and wp-signup.php through the Settings tab. Additionally, you can customize the verification page text, styling, and logo in the Customization tab.
BotFirewall performs a clean uninstall, removing all its settings, logs, and data from your WordPress installation, leaving no trace behind.
Yes! In the Customization tab, you can use the Preview button to see how your verification page will look with the customized text, logo, and styles before saving.
Visit the Support tab in the BotFirewall admin panel to access our Live Chat feature, where you can get real-time assistance from our support team for any technical or security concerns.
Yes! In the Settings tab, you can specify URLs to exclude from bot protection using the "Exclude URLs" setting. Visitors accessing these URLs will bypass all verification checks, which is useful for pages like APIs or contact forms.
Yes! In the Customization tab, you can upload a custom logo for the verification page using the "Verification Page Logo" setting. By default, the logo is set to a 350px width, which can be adjusted via the Custom CSS setting.
wp-login.php and wp-signup.php.