Surbma | Secure Login

This plugin gives you a very simple way to enable two factor authentication for your WordPress website. There is no options, settings at all, just activate it and it just works! There is no need to install any app on your smartphone, because it is using your email address as the “two factor authentication” process.

When this plugin is activated, every user will get a new email at the login process, which will have a secure token, that needs to be added as a second layer of your secure login. The email will be sent to the user, who wants to log in. This is that easy.

The email is the second factor and you don’t need any authenticator app for your phone. Even there is a link in the email, which will bring you right in the admin dashboard.

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Automatic installation

1. Search for Surbma | Secure Login through Plugins > Add New interface.
2. Find the plugin box of Surbma | Secure Login and click on the “Install Now” button.
3. Then activate the Surbma | Secure Login plugin.
4. That’s it. 🙂

Manual installation

1. Download Surbma | Secure Login
2. Upload Surbma | Secure Login through Plugins > Add New > Upload interface or upload surbma-secure-login folder to the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory.
3. Activate the Surbma | Secure Login plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.
4. That’s it. 🙂

3.1

• All codes went to one file.
• Unnecessary files were deleted.
• Minor code optimisation.
• Added description.

3.0

• Code cleanup, optimization and refactoring.

2.0

• Initial release.