Daniel Convissor

That option doesn’t exist in LSS. It doesn’t gain much in the way of security. Though I guess it cuts down on the level of noise.

I don’t recall if running WordFence at the same time will cause problems. You can try and see.

Can you please update the plugin (and WP version) and let me know if that’s still happening?

Something to think about.

You (inadvertently?) turned it on at some point. If you want the message to go away, go into Settings | Login Security Solution and turn it off.

1) It’s a general message.

2) Hmm. Guess I could add a hook that runs the login_security_solution::validate_pw() method or see if WP already has one.

3) If your failure level is set to 50, the “No” option notifies you at 50 failures and that’s it while the “Yes” option notifies you at 50, 100, 150, etc.

Try it and let us know.

Hi:

The plugin doesn’t require you to change passwords just because you’re using different networks.

It only requires password changes if your site is undergoing an attack (or something is happening that is perceived as an attack, like accessing the site using an API making many requests in the background with the password). Look carefully at the logs and your settings and you’ll see the reason why.

–Dan

The plugin automatically whitelists users IP’s when they save their profile.