Michael Linder
GBHe’s our fierce junkyard dog His icon is a carefully-groomed, ears-up Doberman, but I prefer to think of him as a junkyard dog, trusting no one, sniffing out lurkers and fiercely proactive in protecting its turf. Doesn’t eat much, requires no petting, no visits to the vet — as of yet. But we love him dearly. Good dog!
Jeroen Bosmans
BEallowing you to sleep peacefully without worrying about security threats For years, I have been using WP-Cerber, and while building my new site, I thought about switching to a different WAF. Although I did not intend to name other security plugins, it is notable that some, such as Sucuri and Wordfence (oops), may not be as strict in enforcing the rules in certain cases. This could be due to writing executable codes in inappropriate places, which then remain externally accessible - something that only very advanced users would notice. (I’ve raised this issue several times, but they find it too difficult to implement because too many customers would then encounter issues, so they opt for less security, and they like to give customers security in words but not in practice)However, I quickly returned to my trusted WP-Cerber."
Christian
DEBest free bullet-proof WordPress Security This is by far the best and most extensive WordPress security and anti spam solution for free! Protect your WordPress website from malicious requests, protect your most vulnerable WordPress files and avoid spam! Thank you so much for providing such an extensive free version. You're awesome!
Tom
GBFantastic tool Fantastic tool. The suspicious activity tab is fascinating to check on, I was really surprised to see the number of bad actors constantly trying to inject malware. It also alerted me to someone trying to brute force passwords to get on the admin panel, prompting me to get 2FA setup. Highly recommend
Alan Cole
GBAmazing security Amazing security. Just the wp-login redirect to a hidden URL keeps the armatures at bay. I'm sure someone who really wants in can get in, but the ability to blacklist IPs or subnets of hacks who try the wp-login door is just one more example of the wall of protection wp Cerber puts around my site.