Login Security Pro extends Login Security Captcha with form verification and login activity controls for WordPress. Choose which forms need a check, then apply Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v2 or v3. The plugin uses simple options and is designed for a fast setup with a minimal footprint.

WordPress and WooCommerce forms

For WordPress, you can protect login, registration, lost-password, and comment forms. WooCommerce protection is available for login, registration, lost-password, and checkout forms. These controls can help reduce comment spam and support protection against brute-force login activity.

Cloudflare Turnstile and Google reCAPTCHA provide CAPTCHA and CAPTCHA-free verification options. Different services or versions can be used on different forms at the same time.

Verification options

• Set the reCAPTCHA v3 score value and position.
• Choose a light or dark CAPTCHA theme where supported.
• Select compact or normal sizing for Turnstile.

Login activity and redirects

Limit login attempts by IP address, monitor the last login, and review login history by username. A recent-login dashboard widget displays login activity in the WordPress administration area. You can also set redirects after login or logout and configure role-based redirection for users with different roles.

Comments and error logs

Protect comment forms against spam, and review CAPTCHA-related problems in the error logs. An option lets you disable CAPTCHA on comment forms for logged-in users.

Service key setup

First choose the form areas to protect and select a verification service. For Turnstile, make a Cloudflare account, open the Turnstile dashboard, enter the domain, and obtain the website key and secret key. For Google reCAPTCHA, open the reCAPTCHA Admin Console, sign in, enter the site domain, select the required version, and create the keys.

Install and test

Install and activate Login Security Pro in WordPress, enter the required service keys, and configure protection for the selected forms. Before saving, review the CAPTCHA theme, size, position, score, redirects, and login controls. Test the protected forms and check the error logs during setup.