alvego

<p>Simple and easy WordPress plugin for protecting your login form.</p>
<p>Plugin implements setting the security key for the login form.</p>
<p>Thereby significantly reducing the likelihood of automatic brute force.</p>
<p>The security key is transmitted manually as GET parameter for login form.</p>
<p>For example: http://example.com/wp-login.php?sk=my_secure_key</p>
<p>Warning: Be careful if <code>sk</code> parameter is not specified, the login will not be possible, even if specifying the correct username and password.</p>
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Protected wp-login

This plugin protects your admin's login page (secure key in url).

peplamb

<p>This <strong>wordpress plugin</strong> checks for all custom keys in page/post for custom keys ending with _Custom_Field_Cookie and writes that key as cookie and its value as cookie value. A post or a page may have multiple custum keys ending with _Custom_Field_Cookie.</p>
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Custom Field Cookie

This plugin checks for all custom keys in page/post ending with _Custom_Field_Cookie, writes key as cookie name & value as cookie value.

Protected wp-login vs Custom Field Cookie