With the usernames we collected during information gathering, we can get started (or just try admin). Take a look at the login form /wp-login.php, notice how failed logins confirm the username when an incorrect password is entered.
I renamed the plugins folder using FTP to disable all plugins and that didn’t seem to work. I also checked the wp-config.php file and didn’t notice any issues.
WordPress Wp-Admin redirige a la página de inicio | Resuelto.
5: Then, I logged in to FTP and checked the wp-admin folder and wp-login.php all exists and looking fine. Hitting the following wp-login.php directly also causing same kind of problem: 404 not found.
If I visit example.com/wp-login.php, I only see a blank white page without any change to the URL. I have confirmed this is not a problem with anything on my local machine as the behavior persists across multiple browsers and devices.
I am trying to restrict access to wp-login page based on IP, with the following code, I was able to restrict access to wp-admin, but login.php is still accessible
И в этой статье мы расскажем, как это можно сделать. Чтобы ограничить доступ к файлу формы авторизации на сайте WordPress – wp-login.php – вам нужно открыть файл .htaccess в корне сайта и добавить в начало этого файла следующие строчки
You can add as many regex in there as you want on new lines, but these will cover that for now. It opays to check the apache logs to make sure this regex is going to work on your server, and the fail2ban logs after applying to make sure its banning them.
If you run a server that hosts numerous WordPress sites you know that constant brute force attempts to login to wp-login.php is a common occurrence. Now you could try and convince your clients to install plugins to handle this, but more than likely that’s not really an option.
Now I want to redirect it to my custom login page so the default login form of wordpress is totally hidden. Is there a way to accomplish this? I have already tried a redirection plugin and the code below however it only supports the wp-login.php and not my new login url