http-wordpress-brute.uri . points to the file 'wp-login.php'. Default /wp-login.php. http-wordpress-brute.uservar . sets the http-variable name that holds the username used to authenticate. Default: log. http-wordpress-brute.hostname . sets the host header in case of virtual hosting. http-wordpress-brute…
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http-wordpress-brute.uri . points to the file 'wp-login.php'. Default /wp-login.php. http-wordpress-brute.uservar . sets the http-variable name that holds the username used to authenticate. Default: log. http-wordpress-brute.hostname . sets the host header in case of virtual hosting. http-wordpress-brute…
WordPress Brute Force Attack Protection¶ A 'brute force' login attack is a type of attack against a website to gain access to the site by guessing the username and password, over and over again. WordPress is the most popular CMS and therefore it's a frequent target of this type of attack. How to Protect WordPress from Brute Force Attacks Apr 07, 2019 XMLRPC bruteforcer - An XMLRPC Brute Forcer targeting