alvego

Simple and easy WordPress plugin for protecting your login form.
Plugin implements setting the security key for the login form.
Thereby significantly reducing the likelihood of automatic brute force.
The security key is transmitted manually as GET parameter for login form.
For example: http://example.com/wp-login.php?sk=my_secure_key
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.
<h3>Arbitrary section 1</h3>

Protected wp-login

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

Pat O'Brien

Keep visitors on your website longer and get more traffic on your website by inviting your visitors to read random posts! It’s easy! Just install the randomPost plugin, and select the random URL slug you want to use. This URL slug will redirect your users to a random post of yours! We recommend using the word “random” as your URL slug, but the option exists to use any slug you’d like. Once configured, add the new URL with the slug to your menu as a custom link. That alone will invite visitors to stick around.
To add on top of that, we’ve added a configurable hotkey! If a visitor presses R on their keyboard, it’ll automatically load a random post! You can change the hotkey to be any key you’d like. To add a little more fun to your website, put a notice telling visitors to “Press R to read a random post”.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Easily change the URL for the random post redirect. </li>
<li>Easily change the hotkey for the keyboard shortcut to read a random post.</li>
<li>Easily enable or disable the hotkey function.</li>
<li>Uninstalling the plugin will clean up all data it has stored in the WordPress database.</li>
</ul>

randomPost

Easily create a custom URL to redirect visitors to view random posts. Keyboard hotkey shortcuts also available for browsing random posts.

Protected wp-login vs randomPost