Our Supr3me Security plugin allows you to practice better security on the WordPress admin section of your website.
WordPress commonly suffers from brute-force attacks allowing someone to effectively guess your password by testing many usernames and passwords from hundreds, sometimes even thousands of computers and IP addresses.
This plugin essentially eliminates this by providing a reCAPTCHA (Google Captcha) on your WordPress login form, as well as other security basics such as authentication logs and other useful security tools.
This plugin provides support for both Multisite installations & standard WordPress installs. Only the network admin (in multisite instances) or WordPress administrators are allowed to manage this plugin.
Version 1.51
Fixed undefined property notice in debug mode
Version 1.50
Removed mcrypt and introduced openssl, allowing support for PHP 7.2
Version 1.42
Updated styling to appear visually cleaner – thanks to joshmoto
Version 1.4
Removed dependency on reCAPTCHA class in favour of custom written class.
Updated to reCAPTCHA v2 in favour of shut down v1
Version 1.32
Updated the abstract to latest version
Version 1.31
Addressed warnings output to browser caused by mysql escaping
Version 1.3
Updated plugin to use more random menu order as it was overwriting CPT UI plugin (and possibly others).
Version 1.02
Support was only for > PHP 5.4. Support for lower versions of PHP has now been introduced.
Version 1.01
Updated the Base class to avoid conflict if the Base class is used for more than one plugin.
Version 1.00
Updated the Base class to the latest version. Updated the plugin description text, title etc.
Version 0.91
Bug-fix to address error caused by returning void rather than false.
Version 0.90
Updated plugin to include automatic updates – testing ongoing.
Version 0.80
Updates to the reCAPTCHA so that it is not revealed to bots whether the username or password was invalid. reCAPTCHA now validates before revealing any username and password error information.