The Login IP & Country Restriction WordPress plugin allows you to restrict the login on your website, based on the custom rules you apply. This helps with tightening your website security and fights against dictionary bot attacks originating from other countries, by denying access.
By default, upon activation, the plugin does not apply any restrictions. You can configure the plugin to allow the login only from specified IPs or from specified countries. Additionally, the plugin allows for redirects to the front page when the default “Login” and “Register” URLs are accessed by someone who has a restriction. You can also specify other custom URLs to be redirected to the front page as well, following the same restriction rules.
In this version, I added icons for each of the settings tabs and also updated the plugin styles to match the latest wp-admin styles.
You can download the free plugin from the WordPress repository.
The plugin hooks into the authenticate filter and disable the login for IPs or country…
This plugin hooks in the authenticate filter. By default, the plugin is set to allow…
This plugin allows you to restrict the login on your website, based on the custom firewall…
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