Question about how sucuri interacts with MySQL

  • Resolved halohtlo

    (@halohtlo)


    6 years ago

    Hello there,
    First I’d like to say this plugin is awesome and you guys really did a good job.

    I have the following question: I really love the “Last Logins” option in this plugin but I dont know how exactly it interacts with the MySql. Does it work with the WordPress prefix_users table by default or it will also detect all users/logins if I have a custom-made table without the WordPress prefix I have set ?

    In short, will it detect all logins and info about every user if my users table is for an example “Test1234” or it interacts with the default WordPress table MyPrefix_users ?

    Thank you for your time and keep up the good work.

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  • yorman

    (@yorman)

    Hello @halohtlo

    The Sucuri plugin doesn’t communicates with the database at all.

    It detects successful and failed logins via WordPress hooks [1][2].

    It doesn’t matter how you named the users table, if your users are logging in using one of the user authentication methods supported by WordPress, then the Sucuri plugin will detect the operation.

    Let me know if you need more information.

    Thank you for supporting our work.

    [1] hookLoginSuccess() via wp_login
    [2] hookLoginFailure() via wp_login_failed

    Thread Starter halohtlo

    (@halohtlo)

    Got it, thank you mate.

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