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calimonk
5 (1 reviews)
Nivoli Edge: Login Security, WP Audit and Firewall
Free security check, one-click hardening and a login-code audit for WordPress. Add the managed edge to refuse attacks before they reach PHP.
Nivoli Edge ranks #68,284 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #1,311 of 1,658 in the Performance category, a 5/5 rating from 1 reviews, and was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.102.1
Current Version v1.102.1
Updated 5 days ago
Last Update on 27 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 2 days ago
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#1,311 of 1,658 in Performance
Downloads +9.9% this week
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- Version
- 1.102.1
- Last Updated
- Oct 27, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.2+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- calimonk
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Nivoli Edge: Login Security, WP Audit and Firewall
No trial, no time limit and no feature walls. Everything that runs on your own server is free and stays free: the security check, Code at login, Hardening, the image tools on your own Cloudflare zone, page-cache purging to your own edge, the audits and WP-CLI. The managed edge is a separate service for what a plugin cannot do from inside the site it protects.
Not for anything free. The security tools work on any WordPress site as soon as the plugin is active. An account and API key only come in when you connect the managed edge.
It sits above them. Those plugins inspect requests inside WordPress, after PHP has started; Nivoli Edge refuses hostile traffic at Cloudflare's edge before your server sees it, and its settings cannot be switched off from inside a compromised WordPress. Run both if you like; they do not overlap.
Login, comment and search floods, XML-RPC abuse, logins from countries you do not serve, wp-admin from addresses that are not yours, AI crawlers, direct requests to PHP files that are not WordPress entry points, the probes that map a site (user lists, readme, license file, installer, debug.log), path traversal attempts in any encoding, requests built to exploit PHP's own request handling, addresses that keep probing after five refusals, and missing security headers. All thirteen come with every managed plan. Each probe shield can watch before it blocks, and lists what it caught: the path, what in the request tripped the rule, the sender's network and country, and every request with its time, never the visitor's IP address.
Only for the free image rewriting on your own zone: Cloudflare Image Resizing is bundled with Pro plans or available pay-as-you-go. The managed edge needs no Cloudflare account at all.
No. The plugin only modifies URLs at the filter boundary; the HTML structure your theme outputs is unchanged. Use the no-cf CSS class on any element to opt out.
Those plugins compress and re-host images on their own CDN. Nivoli Edge transforms on the fly from your origin: no asset duplication, no migration step, no storage bill.
Everything the plugin does on your own server is free and fully functional: the security check, Code at login, Hardening, image rewriting, page-cache purging, audits, prewarming and alerts. Nothing phones home. An API key connects the plugin to the Nivoli managed edge: we run the Cloudflare zone and page cache for you (no Cloudflare setup at all) and the service adds what a plugin alone can't, such as edge-side usage statistics, per-URL traffic insights, edge URL rules and security shields, and multi-site fleet management; custom image hostnames and watermarking come with the Managed Images add-on.
Confirmation and unlock links go to the email address on your Nivoli license and nowhere else; that is what makes the locks hold against a takeover. Support can move the license to a new address after verifying you own it. Until then the locks stay as they are and the site keeps running; only changes that weaken protection wait.
No. WordPress's automatic background updates and WP-CLI keep working with the lock on. What waits for a 15-minute window, opened by email, is everything else: installs, uploads, updates, activations and deletes started from wp-admin, and the same changes arriving through remote management such as UpdraftCentral, ManageWP, MainWP or Jetpack, which the plugin refuses inside WordPress. If you update through one of those, open the window first.
