sandywp / plugins / honeypot-toolkit
Honeypot Toolkit
Automatically insert Project Honeypot links into your pages and block IP addresses that are listed on various block lists you can choose from.
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v5.0.4 400+ installs WP 4.6.0+
What you get inside
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Settings page
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Blocked list page
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Activity page
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Whitelist page
About this plugin
This plugin allows you to automatically insert your Project Honeypot links into all of your pages and block IP addresses that are listed on the Http:BL list from Project Honeypot. There is an option to block IP addresses that have been blocked by Spamcop using their blacklist and the SANS Internet Storm Center API as well.
To prevent bots from using brute force attacks and scanning your site there is an option to block users that fail to login a set number of times or use blocked user names. You can also block IP addresses that generate a large number of 404 errors. This plugin will also prevent WordPress User Enumeration and automatically block anyone attempting it.
Questions
- Where do I get the script for my honeypot?
You must sign up for an account on https://www.projecthoneypot.org. Then go to https://www.projecthoneypot.org/manage_honey_pots.php to set up your honeypot and follow the instructions. After the script has been placed on your site enter the url of your script on the Honeypot Toolkit settings page.
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