Main plugin features:
Customize Paths, Protect WP Common Paths & Files, Script & SQL Injection Firewall,
URL Mapping & Text Mapping, Brute Force Protection,
XML-RPC Protection, Hide WP Headers and more.
There is no difference in features between Safe Mode and Ghost Mode, just in the predefined settings.
By default, Safe Mode does not modify the wp-admin and admin-ajax.php paths, it just hides them. Also, it doesn’t hide the common paths (wp-includes, wp-content, plugins, themes) and WP-JSON API calls.
Safe Mode has been created to eliminate many incompatibilities with custom themes and plugins that we have tested in recent years.
Safe Mode provides a good level of security, even if these settings are not enabled.
If you feel confident you can switch to Ghost Mode, you can always go back to Safe Mode in one click.
1. Hide the fact that you are using WordPress CMS.
2. Limit Login Attempts.
3. Restrict access to the authentication URLs.
(deny the IP address after a few fail attempts.)
4. Use reCaptcha or human recognition
5. Whitelist specific IP addresses
1. Monitor, track and log events on your website
2. Know what the other users are doing on your website and when
3. Set it to send alert emails for one or more user actions
4. Filter user events and usernames
5. Save time with preset alerts and opportunities
1. Detect security breaches
2. Take preventive measures against attacks
3. Identify security or access issues on your website before they become a problem
4. Teach you how to fix common problems in cases where a manual action is need
1. Hide WordPress CMS for Logged Users
2. Hide Versions and WordPress Tags
3. Hide RSD (Really Simple Discovery) header
4. Hide WordPress HTML Comments
5. Hide Emojicons
6. Disable XML-RPC access
7. Disable Embed Scripts
8. Disable WLW Manifest scripts
9. Disable DB Debug in Frontend
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