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  • Plugin Author hqpeak

    (@hqpeak)

    let say the robots are sending the following parameters:
    get params: a=1&key=35
    post params: username=test&password=test

    In the text area just set the parameters you want to deny separated by comma:

    a, key, username, password

    is it possible (works) if I add a full url?.
    I am using Wordfence plugin too and some malicious visits are using the ?_wfsf=unlockEmail option and the banned IP (or IP range) gets free access.
    I’ve already tried to use the ?_wfsf=unlockEmail (part of the url) but it doesn’t work
    By the way.. awesome plugin.

    Plugin Author hqpeak

    (@hqpeak)

    Hi Dan Nita,

    This plugin development is over and ofc. you can use the more improved version https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pike-firewall/ Regarding the blocking by key/value just add the following:

    _wfsf,unlockEmail

    and will block.

    Btw on the improved version e.g. pike-firewall probably there won’t be need of the url or adding keys, because this requests will be blocked by another ids / firewall features.

    Regards

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