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  • http://www.kimwoodbridge.com Kim Woodbridge

    Hi! Thanks for the mention. And what a great list – even though you aren’t endorsing them there are a couple I want to try out.

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  • http://www.teddy-o-ted.com teddY

    I have to agree that Login Lockdown is a light but very handy plugin to prevent any brute force attacks. Over a period of a month plus after installation, the plugin has caught a couple of IPs trying to break into the admin area. Of course, other better ways include changing the default username of ‘admin’ to something else, but Login Lockdown is a simple plug-and-play plugin with no customizations needed :)

    Oh and I think the Members Only plugin is very useful for sites who want to limit access to their blog entries.

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  • http://bigrobby.com Big Robby

    thanks for the excellent post. i’m going to look into implementing some of these on my blog. I think it’s important to encourage people to create accounts on your blog, and I hardly ever see it.

    Big Robbys last blog post..Use The Internet For Something Different – Lost & Found in Maine

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  • carla

    Login LockDown would be really cool if the IP location and the ISP is recorded.

  • http://plrnichecontent.com/blog/ RJ

    I love Ajax anything, and the IP-restriction type plugins seem like they would be great, at least for a single-user blog. However, login lockdown looks like it’d work well for multi-user blogs.

    On some of my sites, I run something similar (I think) to the login lockdown, basically if I have too many hits from the same IP address within a predetermined amount of time, the user is directed to a 503 error page for a 5 minutes after their last attempt.

    WordPress is great — there are so many different plugins available that do variations of the same thing — it gives us a lot of choices on how to setup, and secure, our blogs.

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  • http://www.niharsworld.com/ Nihar

    Login lockdown is a one of the most important plugins under security category.

    Thanks for the rest of the plugins.

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  • http://www.shoutmeloud.com Harsh Agrawal

    Though I don’t use any of these..but number 10 seems to be useful.
    but I prefer using robots.txt file to block indexing of my admin and login directory

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  • http://www.serradinho.com/ George Serradinho

    Wow, there are a few that I have not seen before.

    I will have to read more about them and see which ones I can implement on my blog. Thanks for sharing.

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    • http://techpp.com Raju

      @George,
      Am glad you liked it! Do let me know if you implement any.

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  • http://www.miketok.com Mike Tok

    I like the “BM Custom Login”. It saves me lot of time to and I’m using it for my future project. This plugin really handy for branding purpose. Thanks for sharing.

  • http://wpexplorer.com WPExplorer

    Great list thank you very much.

  • bölümünü izle

    wordpress plug-in from the indispensable, thank you

  • http://musicsearch.comlu.com/blog Adnan

    Hi.

    Useful list! Thanks, retweeted your post! =D

  • Wordpress Themes HQ

    Hi, thank you for the list. Thank you for posting some on securing the wordpress login screen, as I have been hacked before and I will do anything I can to prevent more hacks. . Login LockDown looks promising for my blog!

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  • eko prasetyo

    thank for u’r post

  • Sini

    thanks a lot …. very useful plugins

  • gala

    nice post! its very helpful but im not seeing a register-login that i needed…. thanks.. ive already try some of the top ten but maybe it is not compatible with my theme.

  • Rahul Gupta

    Though I don’t use any of these..but number 10 seems to be useful.
    but I prefer using robots.txt file to block indexing of my admin and login directory..

  • http://www.indobisnis.org TS-21

    Thanks for the mention.

  • classifieds

    I love ajax plugin.

  • Emma

    Thanks for great list of WP plugins. It is very useful. I use some of them on my blog.

  • http://rumahpost.com rumah ku

    thanks a lot …. useful plugins

  • Single Soldiers Sites

    Login LockDown sound very interesting. I had no idea what brute force password discovery was until now. I will have to look into it. The members only one also sounds like something I would want to use for added bonuses to my site. Thank you again.

  • Michael

    Where are the user login buttons, i am looking for a button that will display on the corner of the website saying: Login/Log Out…. Where are those????

  • http://yourstoryclub.com yourstoryclub

    nice list to select suitable plugin. I like BM Custom Login finally :-)

  • Tommy Saputra

    very useful plugin, thank for u’r post

  • dewita

    great…! nice login, thanks ur sharing

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