Digages

Timileyin Olabajo

Digages Website Monitor is a lightweight security and activity monitoring plugin designed to help site owners understand what’s happening on their WordPress website and respond quickly to potential threats.
The plugin tracks visitor activity and time spent on the site, monitors login attempts with optional limits to reduce brute-force attacks, and watches for plugin installations and updates that may affect site security.
Admins can receive email notifications whenever plugins are installed or updated, helping detect unauthorised changes early and maintain full control of the website environment.
Digages Website Monitor focuses on essential monitoring features without unnecessary complexity or performance overhead.
Why Digages Website Monitor?
Keeping your WordPress site secure can be challenging. Digages Website Monitor gives you peace of mind by providing clear insights into visitor activity, monitoring login attempts, and alerting you to theme or plugin changes. You’ll know immediately if anything unusual happens, allowing you to act fast and protect your site.
Features:
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Track visitor activity and time on site
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Monitor and limit failed login attempts
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Detect theme and plugin installs and updates
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Send email alerts to admins for installs and updates
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Lightweight and performance-friendly
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Other Plugins by Digages:
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<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/direct-payments-for-woocommerce/" rel="ugc">Direct Payments for WooCommerce</a>
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<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/direct-payments-wp/" rel="ugc">Direct Payments WP</a>
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<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/svg-editor/" rel="ugc">SVG Editor: Upload & Change Colors</a>
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<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/auto-pickup-locations-for-woocommerce/" rel="ugc">APL – Auto-Pickup Locations for WooCommerce</a>
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<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to external services to provide certain features. These services are optional and can be disabled where applicable.
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<li>Digages API</li>
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This service is used to validate plugin activation and assist with update and licensing checks.
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<li>When data is sent: During plugin activation and when checking plugin status.</li>
<li>Data sent: Site URL, plugin version, and activation status.</li>
<li>Service provider: Digages</li>
<li>Terms of Service: https://digages.com/terms</li>
<li>Privacy Policy: https://digages.com/privacy</li>
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<li>IP-API</li>
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This service is used to determine the approximate country and city of site visitors based on their IP address. This helps administrators understand visitor locations. This feature can be disabled in the plugin settings.
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<li>When data is sent: When visitor activity tracking is enabled.</li>
<li>Data sent: Visitor IP address.</li>
<li>Service provider: IP-API</li>
<li>Terms of Service: https://ip-api.com/docs/legal</li>
<li>Privacy Policy: https://ip-api.com/docs/legal</li>
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Digages Website Monitor

Digages Website Monitor tracks visitor activity, login attempts, and theme/plugin installs and updates to keep your WordPress site secure.

maheshkathiriya

If you run a WordPress website, you should absolutely use “Secure-Admin-Access” to secure it against hackers.
Secure Admin Access fixes a glaring security hole in the WordPress community: the well-known problem of the admin panel URL. 
Everyone knows where the admin panel, and this includes hackers as well.
Secure Admin Access helps solve this problem by allowing webmasters to customize their admin panel URL and blocking the default links.
After you setup Secure Admin Access, webmasters will be able to change the “yourwebsitename.com/wp-admin” link into something like “yourwebsitename.com/your-custom-string”. 
All queries for the classic “/wp-admin/” and “wp-login.php” files will be redirected to the homepage, while access to the WP backend will be allowed only for the custom URL.
The plugin also comes with some access filters, allowing webmasters to restrict guest and registered users access to wp-admin, just in case you want some of your editors to log in the classic way.
NOTE :Back up your database before beginning the activate plugin. 
It is extremely important to back up your database before beginning the activate plugin. If, for some reason, you find it necessary to restore your database from these backups. Plugin will not work for IIS.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Limit Dashboard access to admins only, admins + editors, admins + editors + authors, or limit by specific capability.</li>
<li>Create your own redirect URL</li>
<li>Optionally allow user profile access</li>
<li>Define custom wp-admin url(Like http://yourdomain.com/mypanel)</li>
<li>Define custom Logo OR change default logo on login page</li>
<li>Define body background color on login page </li>
<li>SEO friendly URL for “Register” page (Like http://yourdomain.com/mypanel/register)</li>
<li>SEO friendly URL for “Lost Password” page (Like http://yourdomain.com/mypanel/lostpassword)</li>
<li>Restrict guest users for access to wp-admin</li>
<li>Restrict registered non-admin users from wp-admin</li>
<li>Allow admin access to non-admin users by define comma seprate multiple ids users </li>
<li>Login Security </li>
<li>Limit Login Attempts and track user login attempts</li>
<li>Login attempts and block IP temporarily</li>
<li>Much more!</li>
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Secure Admin Access

Secure Your Website Admin And Dashboard Access & Modify Login Page Design & Login Attempts for login protection

Digages Website Monitor vs Secure Admin Access