=== WP Security Log ===

Contributors: HoosierDragon (Terry O'Brien, alphamale@alphavideoproduction.com)
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Tags: error log, error 404, login failure, WP_List_Table
Requires at least: 3.3
Tested up to: 3.5
Stable tag: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Author: Terry O'Brien
Author link: http://www.alphavideoproduction.com
License: GPL v2.0

WP Security Log maintains a log of attempts to break security through 404 error page requests and failed login attempts and provides a convenient means of listing the errors as well as a summary of the logs.

== Description ==

This plugin logs security breach attempts and displays them for review by an administrator. Presently, two types of security breaches are logged: all error 404 attempts (which include phishing attempts looking for vulnerable PHP libraries such as "timthumb.php") and all failed login attempts (which include serial password attempts).

== Installation ==

1. Unzip 'wp-security-log.zip' inside the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory or install via the built-in WordPress plugin installer.
2. Activate the plugin through the WordPress 'Plugins' admin page.
3. That's it: all logging functions are enabled automatically.
4. Go to the "WP Security Logs -> Options" admin options page for an overview of the log results and to review the options available.
5. Go to the "WP Security Logs -> Error 404 Log" admin options page to review the contents of the error 404 log.
6. Go to the "WP Security Logs -> Login Attack Log" admin options page to review the contents of the login attack log.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0 =
1. Initial release with two log services (login attack and error 404).

== Screenshots ==

1. Options screen
2. Error 404 display screen
3. Error 404 summary screen
4. Login Attack display screen
5. Login Attack summary screen