Stop brute-force attacks, hide your login page, enforce 2FA, and secure your admin access — without bloated plugins.
Over 90% of WordPress attacks target /wp-login.php. Bots scan the web for this URL, then try thousands of username/password combinations per minute.
The good news? You can stop 99% of these attacks with simple, proven steps — no enterprise budget required.
/wp-login.php behind a custom path| Tool | Purpose | Why It’s Safe |
|---|---|---|
| WPS Hide Login | Change login URL | Single-purpose, zero bloat |
| Limit Login Attempts Reloaded | Block brute-force | Lightweight, no tracking |
| Wordfence Login Security | 2FA + login monitoring | Free version is sufficient |
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No. It helps against basic bots, but advanced scanners will find it. Combine it with strong passwords, 2FA, and login attempt limits for real protection.
Only lightweight ones like 'Limit Login Attempts Reloaded' or 'WPS Hide Login'. Avoid bloated all-in-one plugins that slow down your site.
Not easily. WordPress core doesn’t support 2FA natively. Use a minimal plugin like 'Wordfence Login Security' or 'Google Authenticator'.
Always whitelist your IP or keep a backup admin account. Experts include recovery instructions in their deliverables.