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Your login page is the most targeted part of your site – and often the easiest way in for attackers. All-In-One Security helps you lock it down with layered protection, user session monitoring, and tools to stop brute force attacks before they start.
Limit the number of failed login attempts, lock out users who exceed your limits, and choose how long they stay locked out. AIOS makes brute force protection easy and effective.
Detect weak login setups like the use of default ‘admin’ usernames or identical display names and usernames. AIOS identifies these issues and helps you fix them quickly.
Automatically log out users after a set period of inactivity to reduce the risk of hijacked sessions. You can also view active sessions and immediately revoke access if needed.
Require TFA for specific user roles using apps like Google Authenticator, Authy, or Microsoft Authenticator. An extra layer of protection made simple.
AIOS adds 64 extra characters to WordPress salt keys and rotates them weekly. Even if your database is compromised, cracking passwords becomes virtually impossible.
AIOS defends your login system through a mix of user behaviour analysis, brute force prevention, and enhanced security protocols. Here’s how it works:
Limit login attempts:
Choose how many login attempts are allowed before the user is locked out. Set lockout duration, retry time, and receive notifications when thresholds are breached.
Detect weak usernames and duplicates:
Automatically flag the use of default ‘admin’ usernames and display names that match the login name. Get guidance on how to resolve them.
Prevent user enumeration:
Block access to URLs that reveal usernames or sensitive login-related information.
Force logouts after inactivity:
Automatically log users out after a defined period of inactivity to keep unattended sessions secure.
Monitor and manage user sessions:
View active user sessions in real-time. Log out suspicious users or blacklist them if needed.
Enable two-factor authentication (TFA):
Turn on TFA for specific user roles. Supports a wide range of authentication apps to suit your workflow.
Approve new registrations manually:
Enable manual approval for new user sign-ups to prevent spam and fake accounts.
Rotate WordPress salts automatically:
AIOS improves your password encryption strength by extending and rotating salts weekly.
Supports third party login forms without additional coding. Customise the design layout, generate emergency codes, make TFA compulsory for some user roles and more.
AIOS automatically scans your WordPress website for malware weekly. We also check for downtime and response time issues, and we’ll notify you if your website is blacklisted by Google.
Most attacks come from a handful of countries. Prevent most of them by blocking traffic based on country of origin to 99.5% accuracy!
Automatically block hackers based on the 404 errors they leave behind. Handy charts show how many 404s have occurred and where they’re coming from.
If your site showcases what you do or who you are, it deserves the premium treatment:
Give your site the protection it deserves:
TeamUpdraft plugins come with a money-back guarantee. If something goes wrong and we can’t fix it, we’ll offer you a refund if it’s requested within 10 days of purchase.
AIOS helps protect your site by limiting the number of login attempts, locking out suspicious users, and sending you alerts if there are too many failed login attempts. This makes it much harder for attackers to guess your password through repeated tries.
AIOS supports popular two-factor authentication (2FA) apps like Google Authenticator, Authy, and Microsoft Authenticator. You can turn on 2FA under the User Login Security settings in AIOS and choose which user roles should use it. This adds an extra layer of protection where it matters most.
Yes, AIOS provides a list of active user sessions under the User Login Security section. There, you can see who is currently logged in and manually end any session if needed.
Yes. AIOS blocks common techniques used to discover usernames and related login info.
Salt keys help encrypt passwords. AIOS enhances WordPress salt security by adding 64 extra characters and rotating them weekly, making it incredibly difficult for attackers to crack stolen credentials.
Yes. You can enable manual approval for new registrations, giving you full control over who gets access to your site.
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