Fernando Claussen

Trew Knowledge

<p>Force your admins and/or selected roles to update their password to a new one after a set amount of time. Users will also be unable to use a previously used password.</p>
<h4>FORCE SPECIFIC ROLES TO CHANGE THEIR PASSWORDS</h4>
<p>On the settings page, you can select which roles you want to enforce the password reset.</p>
<h4>WHY FORCE ADMINS TO DO THIS?</h4>
<p>If your site has several admins, all it takes is for one of them to have a weak password or to not change it often for someone to figure it out or brute force attack it. With access to only one of your admin accounts, the hacker can take total control of your website.</p>
<p>By forcing admins to change their password often and not allowing them to use previously used password, you add another layer of security to your data.</p>
<h4>PRIVACY POLICY</h4>
<p>This plugin does not share any data from the site or its users. The only data that is stored in the site’s database is the previously used encrypted passwords of users so they can’t use those again. That information never leaves the server where the plugin is installed and is never shared.</p>
<p>We do not have access to this or any other information.</p>


Advanced Password Security

Nice!

Force your administrators to update their password after a set amount of time.

Henrik Schack

<p>This is a plugin for WordPress that provides multifactor authentication with one-time passwords using the <a href="http://www.yubico.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Yubikey USB token</a>.<br />
The plugin uses the Yubico Web service API in the authentication process.<br />
The one-time password requirement can be enabled on a per user basis.</p>


yubikey-plugin

Thanks for an amazing plugin. Hopefully the maintainer is looking and will update things to show they are tested as working with WP 5.4, since it does.

Love that I can use my YubiKey on WP

Enhanced Login Security for Your Wordpress blog.

Advanced Password Security vs yubikey-plugin