Etiqueta del plugin: password
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SimpleModal Login
SimpleModal Login provides a modal Ajax login, registration, and password reset feature for WordPress which utilizes jQuery and the SimpleModal jQuery
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Chap Secure Password Login
Do not show password, during login, on an insecure channel (without SSL). Use a SHA-256 hash algorithm.
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MASS Users Password Reset
MASS Users Password Reset lets you easily reset the password of all users.
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Post Password Token
The Post Password Token plugin allows readers to access protected posts without having to enter a password by creating secret token urls for the post.
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Replace Protected Password
This plugin allows you to update the password for the post or page at a time.
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Password Passthrough
This plugin allows passwords for password-protected pages/posts to be passed directly through the URL.
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Remove Protected
Small script that removes Protected: and Private: from titles of posts and pages that are password protected and private.
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Prevent Password Reset
Prevents password reset for select users via the WordPress "lost password" form.
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1 click passwordless login, temporary login, social login & user switching – Login Me Now
It feels like 8 plugins in one — over 25 features packed into the ultimate login manager for WordPress.
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Multiple Passwords for Protected Pages
Add more than 1 password to your protected pages, also administrators and page's authors can view the protected pages without password.
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Keyy Two Factor Authentication (like Clef)
WordPress 2-Factor Authentication plugin that's high security and low hassle. Say goodbye to remembering usernames, passwords and tokens; say hel …
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Password Protection Expiration
Allows you to easily change the lifetime of the WordPress cookie which allows automatic login to password-protected posts.
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Bulk Password Reset
Bulk Password Reset is a tool which can help you do a bulk password reset on all the users or just specific users within a category.
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Show User Password
This plugin shows the password field (with MD5 Encryption) in the table of the Users section in the WordPress dashboard.
