frankdrake60

I just noticed, looking at the database table under the folder _itsec_log, the username that I set is recognized as a brute force attack.

How can I get around this problem?

Regards

Yes, that’s correct

Yes I deleted all the entries, includig headers

Yes i deleted the plugin via FTP

Yes I deleted the browser cache

No, i don’t have any cache plugin

Hi again,

i have just deleted the five entries but the problem is still there….

I’m so frustrated…:(

What else can i do?

Hi there,

just logged into phpMyAdmin but i can’t find the wordress “options” table and neither the row called aio_wp_security_configs.

I took a screenshot about what I see and published it at this link

https://anomaloussviluppo.com/rexnova_test/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Schermata-2015-04-03-alle-15.28.31.png

Where I have to go to find the aio_wp_security_configs row?

Thanks again

Hi again,

hoping it helps i send you a FAILURE message found in the folder wp-security-log

[03/29/2015 12:09 PM] – FAILURE : Error inserting record into 2vh1eo_aiowps_login_activity

Hi there,

i have done but the problem still remain…:(

Further advices?

Many Thanks

Frank

Hi all,

i’m facing an error after the WP 4.1.1 update:

Fatal error: Class ‘WP_Session_Tokens’ not found in /htdocs/public/www/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 884

I followed the instructions provided by other users with the same problem in this section but can’t fix it.

I already deleted and replaced the wp.admin and wp.includes folders with a fresh version and disabled all plugins and themes folders before the update. I’m still getting the same error.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Frank