Tag: authentication
This plugin Adds Additional Password Protection and Security to your blog.
Scans your WordPress installation for security vulnerabilities.
Allows a reader to submit their phone number through a sidebar widget. The
blog owner then can periodically send alerts, updates, etc via SMS to ever
Feed Key adds a 32bit (or 40bit) key for each of your users, creating a unique feed url for every registered on user the site. This allows you to rest
Instantly requires that users be logged in to visit your site. Also serves as a good base for expansion. No interface, just activate and go! Requires
Use an external authentication source in WordPress.
Have your blog run off the user table of another blog, in the same database.
Allow the use of OpenID for authentication of users and commenters.
Authenticate users using the phpCAS package (http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/phpCAS).
A login alternative to OpenID, designed for blogs and anything else you can think of!
Allow OpenID based commenters to add their thoughts via comments on your WordPress blog. This plugin is not an OpenID server.
WordPress directory authentication plugin through LDAP and LDAPS (SSL).
The Login Warning Banner plugin for WordPress allows an administrator to create a custom, pre-authentication, warning header and message. The plugin
A plugin that allows the use of an external database for authentication into wordpress.
root-cookie changes the path of your cookie to the full domain; i.e. from mydomain.com/wordpress to mydomain.com
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