WP Cerber SecurityCerber Tech offers a robust security solution you can count on. WP Cerber Security protects websites against cyber attacks, malware, and spam. A specialized firewall detects traffic anomalies and blocks malicious activity before it harms your data. With an automatic malware scanner and integrity checker, you can configure malware removal and file recovery policies. A sophisticated anti-spam solution detects bots and checks IP addresses against a real-time database of IP addresses known for disseminating spam, hacker attacks and other forms of malicious activity.
WP Cerber Security (wpcerber.com) has 223 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Carolin E.
Über das Plugin kann man sich nicht beschweren - es tut, was es soll. Aber der Kundenservice ist unterirdisch bzw. nicht existent. Ich versuche seit September jemanden zu erreichen wegen einer Rechnung und niemand meldet sich. Langsam wird man ratlos...
Kev
The plugin has recently stopped working for us, with a few bugs, including frequently logging us out while navigating the admin pages. Additionally we can no longer receive automatic updates through Wordpress, which says "This plugin has been closed as of September 22, 2022 and is not available for download. Reason: Security Issue." Furthermore there no longer seems to be responses on the support thread (which the website says is the only option to raise support issues for the free version). This is a shame, as it used to work ok for us, but it's no longer viable for us to keep using.
hans
After using the plugin for 1 year I got each time I wanted to login a message that I had to wait for 60 minutes because of too many login-attempts. It turned out one of my plugins was causing the problem. Strange, as I ruled out my own IP adress for blocking, but that clearly does not do its job (using a vpn it did work)