WordPress Honeypot Decoy Paths: Catching Scanners on Their First Probe
Scanners guess for forgotten backups and credential files. ReportedIP Hive turns those guesses into a clean attack signal with decoy paths, free and on by default.
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Scanners guess for forgotten backups and credential files. ReportedIP Hive turns those guesses into a clean attack signal with decoy paths, free and on by default.
Read moreFace ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a phone fingerprint as second factor: how passkeys work in WordPress, how to add one with ReportedIP Hive and how to fix the usual errors.
Read moreAuthenticator app, passkey or security key, e-mail and SMS: how to switch on WordPress 2FA with ReportedIP Hive, how users enrol and how to see who is protected.
Read moreA short block for the first offence, longer ones only for addresses that keep coming back: how the ReportedIP Hive escalation ladder stops brute force without locking out customers.
Read moreSixteen sensors watch logins, comments, XML-RPC, the REST API, 404 traffic, sign-ups and forms. What each one catches, how to tune it and how hits become blocks.
Read moreTwo decisions on one page: the ReportedIP Hive quickstart picks the operating mode, reads your plan from the key and switches on the matching WordPress protection.
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