Go to the “Scanner Settings” panel located in the plugin’ settings page and click a button that says “Reset failed login logs” located at the bottom of the page. This will only delete the logs that are being stored in your server which are the logs listed in the <me>”Last Logins” page.
If you want to delete the entries listed in the “Audit Logs” panel that is not possible because a malicious person could use that option to delete its fingerprints during an attack, the audit logs are stored in one of Sucuri servers and there is no way to delete them programmatically, it requires a manual operation from our side, contact us at info@sucuri.net if you really want to delete these audit logs.
Thank you @yorman for the quick response.
I found the setting and reset the log. But it did not reset the dashboard. It only reset the log on the Last Logins > Failed Logins report. Is it possible to clear the Dashboard as well?
I updated my previous comment to explain the reason why the plugin does not allows the deletion of the logs shown in the dashboard. If you really need to delete them I recommend you to contact us (use the email in my previous comment) and link to this thread.
I do not have access to those servers (for security reasons) so I can not do this for you, only the Sucuri system administrators can touch those servers so it is up to them if your request is accepted or ignored; you will probably have to provide proof that you are the owner of that website and not a hacker trying to delete the logs to hide an attack (wink).
No problem @yorman. Good to know how the plugin and reports actually work. I’m good with you retaining the “fingerprints’ in my dashboard report then. Great plugin and exceptional support response time. You clearly kill Wordfence in your excellent response times, explanations, and care for what your users think/suggest/need-to-know about your plugin. Great job! A+++
