Simple Login Guard – Monitor & Block Attempts

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Simple Login Guard – Monitor & Block Attempts

by Aman Brar

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Description

Simple Login Guard is a lightweight login security plugin designed to protect your WordPress website from brute-force attacks.
It monitors every login attempt, logs failed and successful logins, tracks suspicious behavior, and automatically blocks IP addresses that exceed your configured threshold — keeping your site safe without slowing it down.

No confusing settings. No bulky security suite.
Just simple, effective login protection.

🔐 Key Features

Monitor Failed & Successful Login Attempts
– Logs every attempt with username, IP, timestamp, and status.

Automatic IP Blocking
– Block IPs that exceed a defined number of failed attempts within a time window.

Customizable Security Rules
– Failed attempts threshold
– Lockout duration
– Time window for counting attempts
– Retention period for logs

Manual Block / Unblock IPs
– Block or unblock IP addresses from the admin dashboard.

Lightweight and Fast
– Uses optimized database queries and caching to avoid performance issues.

Safe Logging Table
– Creates a separate database table for login attempts, leaving core tables untouched.

📊 Admin Dashboard

The plugin includes an easy-to-use interface under:

Tools Simple Login Guard

Sections include:

  • Settings
  • Blocked IPs List
  1. Upload simple-login-guard to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins Installed Plugins page
  3. Navigate to Tools Simple Login Guard to configure your security settings

The plugin immediately begins tracking and protecting your login page.

  1. Settings page – configure thresholds and durations

    Settings page – configure thresholds and durations

  2. List of blocked IPs will show up here.

    List of blocked IPs will show up here.

  3. Login attempt blocking

    Login attempt blocking

Does this slow down my website?

No. The plugin uses optimized queries and caching, ensuring zero noticeable performance impact.

Are login attempts stored in the main WordPress tables?

No. A separate lightweight table is created to keep logs organized and safe.

Can I unblock a blocked IP manually?

Yes — you can unblock or block IPs directly from the plugin settings page.

1.0.1

  • Initial release

1.0.2

  • Compatibility checks for 6.9
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