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Brute Force Detection
Identifies and denies unauthorized login attempts
Limit Logins
Sets restrictions on failed login attempts
Notifications & Reporting
Provides alerts and detailed attack reports
Network Creation
Builds a secure network for added protection
Login Firewall
Manages trusted and denied IP addresses
Top Features
Lockout/IP Throttling
Limiting access attempts to prevent brute force
Safelist/Denylist Management
Control access for IPs and usernames
IP Intelligence
Analyzing IP data for threat detection
Performance Optimizer
Improving system efficiency and speed
Deny By Country
Restricting access based on geographic location
Unlock Denied Admins
Restoring access for authorized account admins
Auto IP Denylist
Automatically add malicious IPs to denylist
Enhanced Lockout Logs
Detailed records of lockout attempts
Global Denylist Protection
Detect and counter attacks from known IPs
Successful Login Logs
Monitor and track successful logins
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Small Business
Improve your business’s login security
Agencies
Protect your clients from unauthorized access
Web Hosts
Secure your servers and optimize resources
Enterprise
Boost your organization`s network protection
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Advanced login protection for WordPress websites
WooCommerce
Optimize and secure your WooCommerce shop
Ultimate Member Login
Protect your users from unauthorized access
Custom Apps & Websites
Brute force protection tools for all websites and apps
by host
GoDaddy
Secure your GoDaddy website with our plugin
WP Engine
Defend your WP Engine site from brute force attacks
Bluehost
Enhance your Bluehost website security effortlessly
SiteGround
Stay safe on SiteGround with our powerful protection
LLAR is compatible with a majority of web hosts
Learning
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Blogs
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Product Updates
Our latest software updates & features
Help Center
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Guides
Unblocking The Admins
Regain access to blocked admin accounts
Fake Login Attempts
Learn to decipher fake vs. authentic
Plugin Documentation
System requirements and full explanation of features
IP Access Rules
How to set up and manage IPs
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Partner Program
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Capabilities
Brute Force Detection
Identifies and denies unauthorized login attempts
Limit Logins
Sets restrictions on failed login attempts
Notifications & Reporting
Provides alerts and detailed attack reports
Network Creation
Builds a secure network for added protection
Login Firewall
Manages trusted and denied IP addresses
Top Features
Lockout/IP Throttling
Limiting access attempts to prevent brute force
Safelist/Denylist Management
Control access for IPs and usernames
IP Intelligence
Analyzing IP data for threat detection
Performance Optimizer
Improving system efficiency and speed
Deny By Country
Restricting access based on geographic location
Unlock Denied Admins
Restoring access for authorized account admins
Auto IP Denylist
Automatically add malicious IPs to denylist
Enhanced Lockout Logs
Detailed records of lockout attempts
Global Denylist Protection
Detect and counter attacks from known IPs
Successful Login Logs
Monitor and track successful logins
Business Type
Small Business
Improve your business’s login security
Agencies
Protect your clients from unauthorized access
Web Hosts
Secure your servers and optimize resources
Enterprise
Boost your organization`s network protection
by Platform
WordPress
Advanced login protection for WordPress websites
WooCommerce
Optimize and secure your WooCommerce shop
Ultimate Member Login
Protect your users from unauthorized access
Custom Apps & Websites
Brute force protection tools for all websites and apps
by host
GoDaddy
Secure your GoDaddy website with our plugin
WP Engine
Defend your WP Engine site from brute force attacks
Bluehost
Enhance your Bluehost website security effortlessly
SiteGround
Stay safe on SiteGround with our powerful protection
Learning
Am I Under Attack?
How to know if you’re under brute force attack
Blogs
Latest security news and tips
Product Updates
Our latest software updates & features
Help Center
Get assistance with our plugin
Guides
Unblocking The Admins
Regain access to blocked admin accounts
Fake Login Attempts
Learn to decipher fake vs. authentic
Plugin Documentation
System requirements and full explanation of features
IP Access Rules
How to set up and manage IPs
View all guides
About Us
Our Story
Discover our inspiring company journey
Roadmap
Explore our new features and provide feedback
Partner Program
Learn how to work with us
Contact Us
Get in touch with our team

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