F12 Security protects your WordPress installation with an intelligent firewall, hardening measures, and real-time monitoring – free or as a Pro version with advanced features.
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Yes. WordPress is the most widely used CMS in the world and therefore a popular target for hackers. A security plugin like F12 Security protects against brute-force attacks, malware, and vulnerabilities – without you needing to be an expert.
Yes, the free version includes a full-fledged firewall, WordPress hardening, security logging, and GDPR-compliant IP anonymization. For advanced features like 2FA, malware scanner, and rate limiting, there is F12 Security Pro.
F12 Security offers some features that Wordfence does not have: Telegram notifications, tamper-proof audit log with SHA-256 hash chain, WAF rule import/export, heuristic malware detection with scoring system, GDPR-compliant IP anonymization, and a modern React-based UI. Additionally, F12 Security is significantly lighter.
F12 Security is compatible with all common WordPress hostings (shared, managed, VPS, dedicated). No special server configurations are required.
No. F12 Security uses caching, asynchronous processing, and chunked scanning to avoid impacting performance. The firewall check occurs before WordPress is loaded.
Yes. IP addresses are anonymized by default using HMAC-SHA256. Optionally, IPs can be stored encrypted with AES-256-CBC. Data export and deletion for users are automatically supported.
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Every day, bots test thousands of password combinations on your login. Automated scanners search for known vulnerabilities. Without protection, it’s only a matter of time.
Outdated plugins and themes are gateways. Once infected, attackers can completely take over your website. 93 malware signatures and heuristic detection protect proactively.
Hacked websites jeopardize personal data. This means loss of trust and potential GDPR fines. A tamper-proof audit log helps with accountability.