Secure Login Shield v1.0.0
Protect your WordPress entry points with the Secure Login Shield. Manage Two-Factor Authentication, Custom Login URLs, and more from a centralized, modern security dashboard.
Download on WordPress.orgDashboard Features
Adds an extra layer of security to your account by requiring both your password and a verification code from your authenticator app.
Set a new login slug to completely hide wp-admin and wp-login.php from bots. Includes live preview feature.
Advanced login attempt limiting and brute force protection to keep hackers away.
Create time-limited login links for secure, temporary access without sharing passwords.
Developed By
Secure Login Shield is developed and maintained by the NewWebber Khulna Team. This tool follows the highest WordPress security standards to protect your digital assets.
Technical Implementation
Correct file formatting is mandatory for WordPress.org approval. Ensure your main plugin file and readme follow these exact standards.
Plugin Header (logishield-security.php)
/**
* Plugin Name: LogiShield Security
* Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/logishield-security/
* Description: Secure your WordPress login with 2FA and custom login URLs.
* Version: 1.0.0
* Author: NewWebber
* License: GPLv2 or later
* Text Domain: logishield-security
*/
Readme.txt Format
WordPress.org directory strictly requires a readme.txt file. Standard .md
files are ignored. The file must include the Stable tag and PHP requirements.
Requires at least: 5.0
Tested up to: 6.9
Requires PHP: 7.4
Installation Guide
Follow these steps to successfully deploy the Secure Login Shield on your WordPress site.
Download the latest version of the plugin as a .zip file from the WordPress repository or your delivery email.
Go to your WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New > Upload. Choose your file and click 'Install Now'.
After installation, click 'Activate Plugin'. You will see the 'Secure Login Shield' menu appear in your sidebar.
Initial Configuration
Once activated, navigate to Secure Login Shield > Dashboard to start configuring your 2FA and Custom Login URL settings. We recommend setting up your Custom Login URL first to hide your login page immediately.
Release Process
Follow the SVN release cycle to ensure users get the correct stable version of LogiShield.
SVN Deployment Steps
- Prepare your development code in
trunk/. - Verify version numbers match in both PHP file and readme.
- Copy trunk files to
tags/1.0.0/. - Execute SVN commit commands as shown below.
svn add tags/1.0.0/*
svn commit -m "Official release 1.0.0"