Our billing system is ready for you to start using it! Your billing account is available at https://my.limitloginattempts.comUse your customer ID and the admin key to log in. Both can be found in the email you received from us when registering. Your invoices are available for…
This article is written as questions and answers. Where can we see more detailed information on how the premium plans work? For example, “Access Active Cloud Blocklist”, what specifically is this feature for? We calculate various stats for all IPs across all premium accounts and…
We are proud to announce that Limit Login Attempts Reloaded has reached 2 million downloads! We couldn’t have done this without the incredible support from our users and hosting providers. Over the course of the past 5 years, millions of malicious IP’s have been blocked…
After you upgrade to our premium version, you will see a new dashboard that shows all attacks that will now relay through our cloud. You will still see the attacks because unfortunately they will never stop but now our cloud will safely process and neutralize…
Both free and paid versions of our plugin are GDPR compliant. The compliance is achieved by displaying a security message on the login screen. This message can be turned on and off from the Settings page of the plugin. Doesn’t GDPR require an explicit consent of…
The most confusing part might be the Logs tab. There are a few different tables with statuses and some actions can be performed too. We will try to cover most of them here: Active Lockouts This provides a list of all lockouts that are currently…
All of our paid plans offer a different number of requests. This is one of the most common metrics you should care about. What are they and why would you care? When you are using our free plugin, all attacks are absorbed by your site’s…
It’s common to see the IPs that you blocked still trying to log in to your site. This is ok and you should not worry about it. As mentioned in our descriptions, we do NOT block any IPs. The thing is, if you keep blocking…
FIREWALL OR NOT? Office IP If you work out of an office and your IP address gets blocked, you might notice that nobody in your office can access or log in to the site. This is because your router has an IP address that everyone…
Your typical WordPress site Your typical WordPress site would normally run on either Apache or Nginx server. It doesn’t matter if you use shared, VPS or cloud hosting. The tech powering your WordPress site will always be almost identical. HTTP Proxy When your visitors hit…
