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This is WordPress version of bad_ip plugin, used to protect and report malicious IP addresses visiting and trying to exploit your website with addition to block Tor endpoints.
Beside monitoring and logging malicious actions on your website, plugin consumes bad_ip API endpoints to check every IP accessing your site against bad_ip public database.
Libraries
To make development and maintaining of our plugin as easy as possible, current version uses next public libraries and plugins:
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- Upload
bad_ip WP
to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
FAQ
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What if I lock my self out of my web site?
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Delisting from bad_ip database is pretty straight forward, after you have been redirected as IP with restriction you will be offered a form to unlist your IP, just fill your email address, send request and you will receive link to remove your IP from database.
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Can Web Crawlers still index my web site?
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Plugin comes with options in settings to allow crawler bots to bypass reporting and blocking mechanisms, and is enabled by default.
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Can I manually whitelist IP?
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Yes, in plugin’s settings page you can manually add and remove IP’s to white and black lists.
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What if broken link is being detected as bad query?
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You can add exception for any reported bad query by clicking on icon next to query inside Bad Queries list on main plugin’s page
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“bad_ip WP” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
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1.1.2
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.1.1
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.1.0
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.20
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.13
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.12
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.11
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.10
- Server migration
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.9
- Patch
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.8
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.7
- Storing of IP and query whitelists and blacklists moved to database
- Implemented ipalyzer as external IP info service for reported IP’s
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.6
- Patch with unlist request
- Bad queries check upgrade
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.5
- Patch with missing view
1.0.4
- Upgrade process refactor
- Query whitelisting
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.3
- Introducing data visualisation in reports
- Regular refactoring and optimisation
1.0.2
- Upgrade process refactor
1.0.1
- Manually add IP to white or black list
- IP info link on blocked IP’s
- Unlist request for blocked IP
- Option to allow web crawlers
- Refactoring
1.0.0
- Initial release of the plugin.