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LionScripts’ Site Maintenance & Noindex Nofollow is a very useful Site Maintenance plugin, which provides you space to work on your site, when you don’t want to make it live for the people. Apart from just blocking the rest world, the plugin also adds nofollow noindex to your wordpress site, if opted.
<h4>Plugin Features</h4>
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<li>Adds No-Index and No-Follow if opted</li>
<li>Change your site’s state into developent mode</li>
<li>Works Without any conflict on your existing plugins and themes</li>
<li>Free 24X7 Support</li>
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For all kind of support and questions, please visit http://support.lionscripts.com/ and provide detailed explaination of the respective issue.
Software specification are available at: 
http://www.lionscripts.com/product/maintenance-and-noindex-nofollow/

LionScripts: Site Maintenance & Noindex Nofollow Plugin

LionScripts' Site Maintenance & Noindex Nofollow is a very useful Site Maintenance plugin, which provides you space to work on your site, whe …

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After the recent global distributed botnet attack on WordPress installations that took down servers and broke into admin accounts, I thought I’d write a plugin to prevent it happening again.
Distributed botnet attacks can come from multiple IP addresses and locations at the same time, so conventional IP-based lockouts are not effective (e.g. those found in Wordfence and other WordPress security plugins).
For example, if 1,000 different computers (with unique IP addresses) are trying to brute-force your admin password and you lock out each IP address after 5 incorrect attempts then you have still allowed 5,000 attempts. My plugin essentially ignores the different IP addresses and locks out all admin login attempts in a configurable way – so if you have it set to 5 failed attempts (default) then those 1,000 different computers will only have a total between them of 5 attempts.
You can select how many login failures causes the lockout, how much time to allow between failures, how long to block logins for and also you can input a whitelisted IP address (or multiple addresses separated with commas or spaces) which can bypass the lockdown and always log in – so you can still always get into your site even in the middle of an attack. There is also support for partial IP address matching for those with dynamic IP addresses. You can also define a secret key to bypass the lock.
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<li>Any failed login is counted regardless of username or IP address (unless whitelisted)</li>
<li>Once locked down, nobody can log in except from whitelisted IP addresses or using the secret key</li>
<li>You can specify the number of login failures that triggers a lockdown</li>
<li>You can specify the time between failed attempts that should be counted</li>
<li>You can specify how long the lockdown should last</li>
<li>You can add a secret key that bypasses the lockdown</li>
<li>You can customise the lockout message</li>
<li>You can add whitelisted IP addresses that bypass the lockdown</li>
<li>Partial IP address matching for dynamically-allocated IP addresses</li>
<li>Multisite compatible</li>
<li>Available in English, French, German, Italian and Russian</li>
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Botnet Attack Blocker

This plugin blocks distributed botnet brute-force attacks on your Wordpress installation.

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