Libraries tagged by force login

WordPress plugin to prevent brute force attacks

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Pasak - enterprise-grade headless self-hosted WAF, threat detection engine, zero-tolerance blocking, stepped login lockout, and security auditing toolkit for Laravel.

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Rate limiting for Laravel, built for security: seven atomic algorithms (sliding window, sliding log, fixed window, token bucket, leaky bucket, GCRA, calendar quotas) plus concurrency limits, on Redis, any cache store or memory. Named policies with several limits each, failure-only counting for logins, escalating jail bans, allow and deny lists with CIDR ranges, IPv6 subnet grouping, HMAC-hashed keys, fail-open or fail-closed stores, shadow mode, IETF RateLimit headers, queue job and HTTP client limits, route attributes, Artisan tooling and test fakes.

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Allow backend user to reset his password from login form. Option can be specified to force Backend user to change his password at first login.

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Brute-force login protection for Laravel: progressive lockouts per IP and username, allow and block lists, events, alerts by mail, Slack or Telegram, and an audit log.

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Magento2 Force Login Module

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Simple prevention of brute force login attemps on your WordPress site.

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Protect backend and/or frontend login against brute-force attacks.

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Symfony bundle providing login protection and brute force attack prevention

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Log login attempts to your Filament admin panel and protect it from brute-force attacks.

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Checking brute force attacks on site

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Ban identifier after certain amount of requests in a given timeframe.

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Lock user accounts after too many failed login attempts.

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Secures the WordPress login: serves it from a secret URL, answers wp-login.php and wp-admin with a 404, and locks out brute-force attempts

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CCDN User Security Bundle

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