Jetpack Is Blocking Access To My Login Page

same bug for me.

When I try and log in Jetpack says my IP address has been flagged for potential security violations.

I have whitelisted my IP address wordpress.com and it is still saying the same thing.

I use cloudflare and i saw my Ip was different from IP that jetpack flag.
I think that cloudflare gice another IP and jetpack block this IP. It’s very often

“Votre adresse IP XXXXXXX a été notée pour des éventuelles violations de sécurité”

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by zepolo.

Jetpack says my IP address has been flagged for potential security violations. I have whitelisted my IP address wordpress.com and it is still saying the same thing.

Is this still happening? I can see that your IP address was blocked yesterday after numerous failed log in attempts, but the block has now been lifted.

If you did not make those failed log in attempts yourself, I’d recommend checking if other devices on your Wifi network can be making those attempts instead of you: it could be a family member, or even a WordPress app on one of your mobile devices with a wrong username / password for one of your sites.

Let me know how it goes.

@zepolo I replied in the other thread you created here.

It’s fixed now. Turns out the problem was completely my fault. I forgot that I had modified my login page and didn’t realize that the math problem was no longer visible. That resulted in the failed login attempts which in turn locked me out. The only thing I haven’t figured out yet is how to change the math problem text to a different color so I can turn protection back on.

how to change the math problem text to a different color so I can turn protection back on.

If the color of the math question isn’t correct, you should be able to apply custom styles with some CSS. I can’t really help more without seeing your custom log in page, sorry!

No worries, I appreciate any help you can give. I customized the wordpress login page to white text on a blue background. When the math question does appear it is black text. You can see it at polk.work/wp-login.php.

PS – I apologize for taking so long to reply. I’m completely new to this and have been learning as I go.

@michaelcallaway This should help:

#loginform div {
    color: #fff;
}

#loginform div input {
    color: #000;
}

You’ll need to place that code with the CSS you used to customize the rest of the form.