Tag: security

  • WordPress Expire Passwords (Membership)

    WordPress Expire Passwords (Membership)

    Require selected user roles to change their passwords after a selected time. In the plugin settings you can set the maximum number of days users are allowed to use the same password (100 days by default), as well as which user roles will be required to reset their passwords regularly (by default all except administrators). There is also on option to allow / disallow users to use the same password again (by default disallow).

  • Malware Scanner add-on for Safety Ninja (Add-ons)

    Malware Scanner add-on for Safety Ninja (Add-ons)

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    Security Ninja add-on

    Keep your plugin, theme and custom files in check!

    • one click scan – quickly identify problematic files
    • scan all (active and disabled) theme files
    • scan all (active and disabled) plugin files
    • scan all files uploaded to wp-content folder
    • scan options DB table
    • more than 20 tests performed on each file
    • detects malicious code even if it’s obfuscated
    • see exact parts of the file that malware scanner marked as suspicious
    • whitelist files that you have inspected and know are safe
    • optimised for large WP installations with numerous files
    • complete integration with Security Ninja’s easy-to-use GUI
    • compatible with all themes and plugins

    Demo and details

    Changelog

    v1.0 - March 4th 2015
    * initial release
    

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  • Ninja Types Google reCaptcha (Add-ons)

    Ninja Types Google reCaptcha (Add-ons)

    This add-on add a the new Google reCaptcha field choice in your Ninja Forms.

  • Swift Safety – The Final WordPress Safety (Utilities)

    Swift Safety – The Final WordPress Safety (Utilities)

    With the Swift Security plugin you can make your WordPress website more secure with a single click. A great advantage of the plugin is that you don’t need any special technical knowledge.

    Swift Security – System Requirements

    • Apache Web Server
    • PHP 5.x
    • WordPress 3.5+

    Swift Security – Features

    • Hide the fact that you are using WordPress by changing the default name of the directories and files without modification of your original structure. (for example: wp-admin, wp-content, etc.) The magic happens on the fly.
    • You can rename any file without physically modification.
    • Change any string in the source code. It’s useful when a plugin uses detailed CSS class names, whereof the robots can determine that you are using WordPress.
    • Pre-configured firewall with security levels to filter the malicious attacks against your WordPress site.
    • Ability to block IP addresses.
    • Security logs.
    • Code Scanner to find the vulnerabilities in your plugins, and on your system. This feature comes with a scheduled option.
  • Membership Leak Tracker (Membership)

    Membership Leak Tracker (Membership)

    Membership Leak Tracker is a WordPress plugin. It helps trace your site’s documents/assets shared on the internet via P2P softwares and other piracy sites.

    It performs its task by
    Embedding user (who downloaded from your site) info into files before zipping them. It is not like watermark. It hides info in way that it is not visible to humans.

    When you find some file shared on the internet, you can upload that file to Membership Leak Tracker plugin and it will show which user downloaded this file from your site and when.

  • wordpress Ghost Captcha (Kinds)

    wordpress Ghost Captcha (Kinds)

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    Why is it called Ghost Captcha? Because like a ghost, its an invisible force, working quietly in the background, detecting and blocking spambots. Yes, WP Ghost Captcha does come with its own standard captcha tests, but these are only displayed as a last resort, after suspicious browsing activity is detected.

    But why display captcha tests only as a last resort? Because captcha tests are annoying. They treat all genuine users as suspects, who must first prove their innocence before logging in or posting anything. Many are hard to fill and inaccessible, especially for those with eye problems and other disabilities.

    How then do you keep your site secure from spambots and other malicious programs out there without always displaying captcha tests? Use WP Ghost Captcha, which works by monitoring a users behavior, separating the humans from the bots using a mix of the honeypot technique and time tracking. All this is done quietly in the background and if any suspicious activity is detected, WP Ghost Captcha then loads up a normal captcha test. Using this technique, most of your genuine users will rarely ever need to see or solve a captcha test. With WP Ghost Captcha, you no longer have to choose between blocking spammers and annoying your users.

    Features

    • Works with all standard wordpress forms: comments, login, register and lost password.
    •  Can also be easily extended to work with any custom-made WordPress forms, thanks to two new WordPress hooks which come with the plugin ( ghostcaptcha_set and ghostcaptcha_validate ).
    •  The settings for each form can be tweaked and configured individually. For example, the captcha test for the “lost admin password” form is set to always appear by default, but you can easily set it back to work only in stealth-mode. Same applies to the standard WordPress comments, login, register. You can also tweak and adjust how each form detects spambots by adjusting the plugin’s time tracker.
    •  WP Ghost Captcha not only blocks, but also logs the details of any suspected spambot. This includes the IP address, date, targetted form and reason why it’s submission was blocked. The latest logs are displayed within WP Ghost Captcha’s page in the admin area.
  • Good Safety Instruments: Are living Reveal Addon (Add-ons)

    Good Safety Instruments: Are living Reveal Addon (Add-ons)

    This is NOT standalone plugin and it can’t be used on its own. This is an addon for Smart Security Tools plugin for WordPress, and it is also available on CodeCanyon here:
    Smart Security Tools
    You need to purchase and install this main plugin first. Do not attempt to use this addon on its own, it will not work.

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    Addon Information

    Smart Security Tools: Live Monitor Addon is very useful addon for Smart Security Tools plugin for WordPress allowing you to monitor logged events live, as they happen using Live Events Monitor panel and notifications system for browsers and website.

    This addon includes 3 main modules:

    • LIVE Events Panel
    • Browser Notifications
    • Website Notifications

    LIVE Events Panel: See events as they happen

    LIVE Events Panel: See events as they happen
    This is a new panel in Smart Security Tools top level menu and it is showing the list of events as they happen with use of World Map to mark geo locations for each logged event. For each event you see all logged information and you can ban IPs from this panel.

    Browser Notifications: Get quick notifications in browser

    Login Honeypot: Prevent logins from bots
    Plugin can use notifications to push notes about logged events as they happen. Browser or Desktop notifications are displayed by the browser and most modern browsers support them.

    Website Notifications: Get quick notifications on website pages

    Website Notifications: Get quick notifications on website pages
    Similar to browser notifications, but this time plugin is using growl like notifications directly inside the website pages.

    Other Features

    • Set list of IP exceptions and plugin will not display events originating from these IP’s
    • Select list of events to show on Live Event panel and for both notifications methods

    Addon Requirements

    • WordPress 3.3 or newer
    • Smart Security Tools 2.2 or newer: get it here

    Changelog

    Version 1.0 / 2014.09.18.

    • First release

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