A must-read for those who are concerned about the security of their WordPress site
We explain how to enhance security with the free All in one WP Security plugin.

This time, we will explain brute force attacks and login whitelist settings.

For more information, please see the All in one WP Security explanation table of contents!

There's an article that describes the steps taken to remove malware and restore a WordPress site after it was actually compromised by malware. Please refer to it.
→How to Prevent WordPress Tampering and Malware Infections, and How to Deal with Infections [Real-Life Experience Summary] "Anti-Malware Security"

What is the All in one WP Security Login Whitelist Setting?

The login whitelist setting in the brute force attack settings of All in one WP Security allows only pre-registered IP addresses to display the login page.

I think this will significantly strengthen security.

• WP Security
• Brute force attacks
• Login Whitelist

and set it up.

Login Whitelist Settings

Turn the setting ON and add the IP addresses you want to whitelist.
If you are registering yourself, add the address listed in your current IP address.