Russell Cohen (Mywebapps)

Thanks, just to confirm that the latest upgrade has taken care of the problem.

Thanks Paul, I’m applying the upgrade to the site now and will feed back in need.

Thanks for all the guidance!

Hi Paul,
Yeah, I guess what I’m asking is, if I fully implement the WP Simple Firewall on a site, can I do away with the need for any or all of these plugins, or is there still a need for other plugins to supplement or complement what the WP Simple Firewall does?
Thanks,
Russell

Cool! Look forward to seeing what comes of that.

Great, thanks Paul. Yeah, I’m finding Jetpack Single Sign On to be another good way to enhance the whole centralised WP management process.

I’m now wondering whether I didn’t test this on a site with too many security plugins/settings enabled! I was just able to login using Jetpack Single Sign On, although no Two-Factor Login Verification message was generated.

After setting up Jetpack Single Sign On, if one clicks on the “Log in with WordPress.com” button, the Two-Factor Login Verification message isn’t generated. One cannot then log into WordPress Admin without entering Username/Password in the conventional way.

I have also just received one of these mails. Fortunately it was the day after I upgraded all sites for which I’m responsible (including the one referred to in the message) to WP 4.1, so the reference to an upgrade to WordPress 4.0.1 rang some alarm bells. ??

Aha! Thank you.

Thanks, much appreciated!

OK, great. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. I have changed the rating accordingly.

Both servers are indeed running 5.2.17.

Thanks, I see what you mean. Thanks again for making WordPress security accessible to “the rest of us”!

p.s. I’ve now made the plugin part of the standard WordPress “Build” for my clients: https://mywebapps.org/2013/08/all-in-one-wp-security-firewall/.

Will do, thanks.