• Resolved wesleyj

    (@wesleyj)


    I have JetPack Free installed for my site now. Regarding brute force attacks I would like to know if it is necessary to use a plugin that hides the wp-login page?

    In the free version I see no possibility to hide the login page, and reading your docs I dont see this too for your Premium version.

    But what if I would like to use one, what would you recommended regarding hiding the default login page and security as I read 1 of the plugins is considered as being safe.
    Link to jetpack review : wp serveur

    And is it [b]NEEDED[/b] to hide my login page or are numerous websites ( the vast majority) using Jetpack Free not hiding their wp-login actually never compromized as they use good credentials?

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  • Plugin Support KokkieH

    (@kokkieh)

    Hi there,

    I would like to know if it is necessary to use a plugin that hides the wp-login page?

    I wouldn’t say it’s necessary. Many people do recommend it as an additional security measure, though. But for advice on that it’s really better to ask in the general support forums – in this forum specifically we can only advise you on Jetpack’s features, and Jetpack does not contain any option to let you hide the default login page.

    On my own site I only use Jetpack Protect, along with Jetpack’s Secure Sign-On (SSO) feature, that lets me log into WP-Admin using my linked WordPress.com account instead.

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