ThreatPoint IP Reputation

Developer	threatpointuk
Update Time	March 20, 2021, 7:02 p.m.
Donation URL:	donation
PHP Version:	5.4 +
WordPress Version:	5.7

Developer

threatpointuk

Update Time

March 20, 2021, 7:02 p.m.

Donation URL:

donation

PHP Version:

5.4 +

WordPress Version:

5.7

Description:

This plugin protects WordPress Sites from unwanted malicious access attempts by leveraging IP reputation data provided by the ThreatPoint IP reputation service.

Installation:

Download plugin from WordPress! or manually upload the entire 'ThreatPoint-api' folder to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
The ThreatPoint-Api settings menu will appear
Fill in the API Key, Country Blacklist and/or Country Whitelist, Redirect URL and Risk level, Tor Exit Node check, Anonymous VPN check and pages to protect (Admin login is enabled by default).
Save the settings
Save the page

Screenshots:

Upgrade Notice:

2.4 IP History Table 2.3 No code change 2.2 Amended .htaccess rules 2.1 Malicious IP configuration to stop brute force from bots, trojans, malware and aggregators 2.0 Update email settings and body 1.9 Typo fix on layout page 1.8 Update to include email notification support and IP rep chart 1.7 Update to include disabling of XMLRPC endpoint 1.6 Update to support themes that override wp_redirect actions on custom pages 1.5 Easily protect individual pages using the new page field - contact forms, email forms etc. 1.4 Greater granularity over branch login and checks 1.3 Code fix for arrays and local ip addresses with strpos 1.2 Minor code sanity check -strpos null value 1.1 Amended release to include additional configuration option 1.0 First release

Changelog:

2.4

Added support to show top 10 blocked IP addresses with geo information on the options page

2.3

Updated logo

2.2

Amended .htaccess rules

2.1

New malicious IP configuration - real time checks against the ThreatPoint network, autopopulate .htaccess
Brute force login support - GET/POST
Updated XMLRC configuration to disable via .htaccess

2.0

Fixed email settings
Included IP address in email body

1.9

Amendment to layout - remove duplicate whitelist entry

1.8

Added notification feature using wp_mail
Added descriptors to each field
Added Daiy IP reputation map

1.7

Added feature to disable XMLRPC endpoint
Cleaned up typo

1.6

update to add action to set priority, where header is set before redirect

1.5

included login to allow page name entry
admin page now protected by default without needing to modify any page code

1.4

Updated logic and options to include greater control over selection tree

1.3

Amended issue in strpos when array is used

1.2

Added check for empty values to avoid empty needle warning

1.1

Added country whitelist configuration option
Updated versions tested
provided redirection link

1.0

Initial release