Recursos de segurança do WP Cerber

Limit login attempts when logging in by IP address or subnet Class C
Monitors logins made by login forms, XML-RPC, REST API requests, or auth cookies
Restricts access with rich GEO country-based rules
Restrict access with White IP Access List and Black IP Access List by IP address, IP range, or subnet
Detects bots and hacker activity by using a set of traps and honeypots
Malware scanner & WordPress integrity checker
Automatic cleanup of malware and suspicious files
Manage multiple WP Cerber instances from one dashboard.
Traffic Inspector screens all suspicious requests and blocks them if they can harm a website.
Log all activities related to the logging in and logging out processes
Protects WordPress accounts with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Limiting the number of concurrent user sessions
Spam protection: reCAPTCHA for WordPress and WooCommerce forms
Hide wp-login.php from possible attacks and return 404 HTTP Error
Hide wp-admin (dashboard) and return 404 HTTP Error when a user isn’t logged in
Make Custom login URL for logging in (rename wp-login.php)
Limits the number of allowed registrations from one IP address
Managing WordPress application passwords done right
Block WordPress user accounts
Block user registration with a set of prohibited usernames or by specifying REGEX username patterns.
Role-based access control for WordPress REST API
Protects registration forms with reCAPTCHA and Cerber anti-spam and bot detection engine
Immediately block IP or subnet when attempting to log in with non-existent username
Disable automatic redirecting to the login page
Disable WordPress REST API
Disable XML-RPC: block access to the XML-RPC server including Pingbacks and Trackbacks
Disable feeds (block access to the RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds)
Restrict access to the XML-RPC, REST API feeds by White Access List by IP address, IP range or subnet
Stop user enumeration via author pages
Stop user enumeration via REST API
Protection against (DoS) attack CVE-2018-6389
Proactively block IP subnet class C for a suspicious IP address
Citadel mode for massive brute force attack
Play nice with fail2ban: write failed attempts to the syslog or a custom log file
Provides an additional security layer with a special Cloudflare add-on
View and filter out activity list by IP, username or a particular event
Extra WHOIS information for IP: country, abuse contacts, network owner and much more
Handles site/server behind a reverse proxy
Configurable email notifications with rate limiting

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Screenshots

: The WP Cerber dashboard provides a real-time overview of important security metrics, displays activity of WordPress users, and shows important security events.

: The activity log in WP Cerber helps website owners and WordPress administrators monitor user activity, identify potential security threats, and troubleshoot issues that may arise on the website. The log search feature enables administrators to quickly find specific events in the activity log that they are looking for, such as failed login attempts or malicious IP addresses.

: On the Hardening tab you can manage multiple access control features that block access to sensitive website data, prevent user enumeration, disable user detail exposure, restrict access to WordPress REST API, and other WordPress data interfaces that are vulnerable to bad actors and data scraping bots. To monitor the usage of REST API, use the links at the bottom of the page.

: The Main Settings tab enables you to configure login security features, brute-force protection parameters, custom WordPress login page and other important plugin settings. Here WordPress administrators can configure the protection for the default login page, parameters of advanced and proactive security policies.

: On the Notification tab administrators configure email parameters for notifications, alerts, and reports. WP Cerber provides mobile alerts and email notifications to WordPress administrators to keep them informed about security-related events on their websites. Weekly and monthly security reports provide a comprehensive summary of security-related activity on the website and enables administrators to take proactive measures to prevent potential security breaches. To keep your WordPress plugins up to date, enable notifications when a new version of a plugin is available.

: A user session management console is a tool that enables WordPress administrators to manage user sessions on their websites from a central location. It allows administrators to search for, monitor, and manage active user sessions, including the ability to view user activity and terminate user sessions.

: A list of blocked malicious IP addresses is another tool for WordPress administrators. It provides a detailed overview of all IP addresses that have been blocked by WP Cerber, including host names, countries of origin, reasons for being blocked, and the ability to unlock an IP address if necessary. The blocked IP addresses are not allowed to log in, submit forms, or interact with the website in other ways. By clicking on a link in the Reason column, you will be directed to the activity log, which displays the malicious requests originating from the blocked IP address.