Disable “Login Verification Required” emails

  • I need to disable WordFence from sending out these emails:

    Login Verification Required

    Please verify a login attempt for your account on PinnacleONE.

    Request Time: May 5, 2020 11:54:11 AM
    IP: [REDACTED]

    The request was flagged as suspicious, and we need verification that you attempted to log in to allow it to proceed. This verification link will be valid for 15 minutes from the time it was sent. If you did not attempt this login, please change your password immediately.

    You may bypass this verification step permanently by enabling two-factor authentication on your account.

    Verify and Log In

    I’ve looked in the Login Security options and I can’t see a way to turn these off.

    The email says, “You may bypass this verification step permanently by enabling two-factor authentication on your account” but there is *no way* I can force 2FA on 1,550 users who struggle to use a computer in the first place.

    Help?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Has anyone tried using:

    add_filter( ‘wordfence_ls_require_captcha’, ‘__return_false’ );

    I turned off reCAPTCHA (too meany problems, lol), so I never actually tested the filter above, but I would love to know if it actually works for someone.

    Hi, I recently have this issue with one of our client and have it resolved in no time after i read all the comments in here.

    Anyway, I just wanna share what I’m experiencing.
    One of our client website starting to get this “verification required” notification everytime anyone specially admin trying to login.
    So I check the setting on Wordfence Login Security, In my case, there is a wrong setting in the reCaptcha setting on the site’s google developers.
    I updated the domain the recaptcha is used for, save it. And, voila, if you’re human, no need to verify login anymore.

    Try checking your reCaptcha setting first before anything else. Its not Wordfence fault.

    Hi @eyezopen,

    Can you try to explain/rephrase this a little more clearly:

    “there is a wrong setting in the reCaptcha setting on the site’s google developers.
    I updated the domain the recaptcha is used for”

    It MIGHT help a lot of people if we could understand what you did.

    Dave/Line49

    I used to develop web apps using laravel+reactjs. I’ve taken the leap of faith to trust wordpress for my current project as its supposed to be “easy” and “well tested” by millions of websites around the web, but these kind of issues convinced me that I should haved sticked to laravel instead.

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