WordFence is a pretty darn good WordPress plugin, but they recently added two-factor authentication to the free version.
2FA support is super awesome, but not when there’s no option to turn it off.
Sure, you can just not use it, and for some people that’s 100% A-OKAY – but what if you’re already using a 2FA plugin? Now you’re faced with conflicting user interfaces, users are freaking out and clicking the “wrong 2FA button” and ain’t nobody got time for that.
This WordPress plugin removes all visual traces of the WordFence 2FA feature from everywhere bar the actual WordFence settings pages (it does however remove the submenu item for “Login Security” under the WordFence admin menu item).

Remove WordFence 2FA

(Visually) removes all trace of the WordFence 2FA feature

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Weglob Auto Repair for Wordfence Security is a WordPress plugin that connects to Wordfence Security and helps automate follow-up actions after a scan.
You can configure the plugin to:
<ul>
<li>run on a schedule</li>
<li>repair supported files automatically</li>
<li>delete unknown or malicious files when you explicitly enable deletion</li>
<li>keep detailed logs of each action</li>
<li>send email notifications after runs</li>
<li>exclude custom files and paths from automation</li>
</ul>
The plugin is intended for site owners who already use Wordfence Security and want a controlled workflow for repetitive cleanup tasks.

Weglob Auto Repair for Wordfence Security

Automatically repairs or deletes files flagged by Wordfence Security on a configurable schedule.

Remove WordFence 2FA vs Weglob Auto Repair for Wordfence Security