WordPress security is very important. Besides the recommended
Hide WordPress Admin Login Address to Enhance Security: WPS Hide Loginfrom yesterday, you can also install a User Login History plugin to record WordPress user login history information. If you find that your account has login records from different locations, it's likely someone has hacked into your website. User Login History helps you track any visitor's login details with the following attributes:
- Login - Login Date - Time
- Logout - Logout Date - Time
- Last Seen - Last Seen Date Time
- Login Status - Logged In/Logged Out/Failed/Blocked
- Online Status - Online/Offline/Idle
- Session Duration - The time a user stays on your website per session.
- User Identity
- Username
- Current Role
- Old Role - The role the user had when they logged into your website.
- Browser
- Operating System
- IP Address
- Country Name and Country Code (based on IP address)
- Timezone (based on IP address)


User Login History will start recording user login history immediately after installation, serving as an auxiliary feature for your website security. If your website is managed by someone else, they should frequently log into the website backend. If they haven't logged in for a day, they are likely slacking off. Plugin download address:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-login-history/
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