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May 9, 2026
December 4, 2025
Keep your WordPress site safe with minimal effort. NHR Secure helps you:
Stop brute-force attacks by temporarily blocking IPs after repeated failed login attempts.
– Configurable attempt limit (1-20, default: 5)
– Blocks based on IP + Username combination
– Auto-unblock after 2 hours
Hide wp-login.php and use a custom login URL.
– Default custom URL: /hidden-access-52w
– Blocks direct access to wp-login.php and wp-admin for guests
Blocks direct access to /wp-content/debug.log
– Returns 403 Forbidden for all users
Configure everything from a beautiful React-powered interface.
– Located under Tools NHR Secure
– Dark Mode support for comfortable viewing
– Enable/disable each feature
Enable two-factor authentication for users.
– Support for Authenticator Apps and Email OTP
– Enforce 2FA for specific user roles (e.g., Administrators)
– Recovery Codes for emergency access
– QR code setup for Authenticator Apps
Automatically scan your installed plugins, themes, and WordPress core against a known vulnerability database.
– Daily automatic scans
– Alerts for critical security issues
– Check file integrity
Monitor and control active user sessions to prevent unauthorized access.
– View Active Sessions: See IP, location, device, and login time for all logged-in users.
– Remote Logout: Instantly log out suspicious sessions or all other devices.
– Idle Timeout: Automatically log out inactive users after a set period.
Essential security hardening to lock down your WordPress site.
– Disable XML-RPC: Prevent remote attacks and brute-force attempts.
– Disable File Editor: Stop file modifications from the dashboard.
– Hide WP Version: Obscure your WordPress version from attackers.
– Block User-Agents: Prevent bad bots and scrapers from accessing your site.
– Disable User Enumeration: Stop attackers from harvesting usernames via REST API.
Keep a record of important security events on your site.
– Tracks logins, failed attempts, file changes, and settings updates.
– View user, IP, and event details.
– Configurable log retention policy.
Get an instant overview of your site’s security posture.
– Security Score: View your overall protection percentage and grade (A+ to F).
– Health Dashboard: See which security features are active and which need attention.
– One-Click Secure: Apply recommended security settings instantly.
– 11 Security Checks: Comprehensive analysis of your security status.
Proactive intrusion prevention system that blocks malicious requests in real-time.
– SQL Injection Protection: Detect and block SQLi attacks automatically.
– XSS Prevention: Stop cross-site scripting attempts.
– LFI Protection: Prevent local file inclusion attacks.
– Pattern Matching: Advanced regex-based detection for common attack vectors.
– Automatic Blocking: Suspicious requests are blocked before they reach WordPress.
Control access to your site with granular IP and geographic filtering.
– IP Whitelist: Allow trusted IPs to bypass all security filters.
– IP Blacklist: Block malicious IPs permanently from your site.
– CIDR Support: Use CIDR notation for blocking entire IP ranges (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24).
– Country Blocking: Block access from 90+ countries using GeoIP lookup.
– Smart Caching: GeoIP lookups are cached for 24 hours for optimal performance.
– Private IP Detection: Automatically skip local/private IPs.
Designed to deliver maximum security with minimal code. No bloat, no complexity.
– Compatible with most WordPress themes and plugins.
This plugin utilizes the WPVulnerability API to check for vulnerabilities.
– Service: WPVulnerability
– Data: Only plugin slugs and versions are sent. No personal data is collected.
nhrrob-secure plugin folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Navigate to Tools NHR Secure in your WordPress admin dashboard.
Yes. Repeated failed login attempts from the same IP will be temporarily blocked to prevent brute-force attacks. You can configure the limit (1-20 attempts) from the settings page.
The default custom login URL is /hidden-access-52w. You can change this in the settings page under Tools NHR Secure.
2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) adds an extra layer of security to your WordPress site. When enabled, users must enter a code from their 2FA app (e.g., Google Authenticator, Authy) in addition to their username and password to log in.
Yes. You can enable or disable each feature from the settings page under Tools NHR Secure.