Limit Failed Logins

Limit Failed Logins avoids brute-force attacks and improves your site speed by lowering the number of login attempts allowed through the primary login and Woocommerce, XMLRPC, and custom login pages. After a set number of retries has been performed, this plugin will prevent an Internet address (IP) and username from making additional attempts, making a brute-force attempt difficult. WordPress accepts an infinite number of login attempts by default. Passwords can be easily cracked using brute force as a result of it. Limit Failed Login to prevent your site from attacks that attempt to obtain access/login to your site using random usernames and passwords. Try it out and secure your site from hackers and viruses! Basic Features

• When logging in, keep the number of retries to a minimum.
• Lockout times are user-configurable.
• Email alert of blocked attempts.
• Notify the user that there are still attempts left.
• All blocked attempts are listed in the report.
• Whitelist/Blacklist
• Allow or disallow countries.
• IP addresses that attempt to log in more than the allowed times are automatically blocked.
• IP addresses that surpass the block limit are automatically added to the deny list.
• Notify you when a retry is blocked
• On the login screen, inform the user of the remaining retries or lockout time.
• Unlock the users who are locked out.
• When logging in, restrict the number of repeat attempts per IP.
• Restrict the number of cookie-based login attempts.
• Optional email and logging notifications are both available.
• Activate or deactivate the plugin's functionality.
• Enable or disable email notifications.
• GDPR compliance is available.

There are two methods by which you can install the plugin in your site. Method 1 (Upload via admin panel):

1. Go to WordPress admin then go to Plugins => Add new => Upload
2. Then select the installable zip file.
3. Upload and active the plugin. After that you can go to Settings > Limit Failed Logins. Method 2 (Upload via FTP):
4. Upload the plugin folder to your server plugin directory. Do not upload the zip file. It should be directly the folder.
5. After this, go to WordPress admin and go to Plugins => Installed Plugins
6. If the plugin is successfully uploaded then you will find "Limit Failed Logins" here.
7. Active the plugin. After that you can go to Settings > Limit Failed Logins.

version 1.0

• Initial release