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Oriole One Master Guard

Name: Oriole One Master Guard
Author: Rashid Sharafat

All-in-one WordPress security with brute-force protection, hardening controls, and a clear failed login audit log.

Oriole One Master Guard ranks #60,162 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #2,393 of 4,514 in the Security category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Apr 18, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Tested up to WP 6.9 (Current: 7.1)

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Updated 4 months ago Last Update on 18 Apr, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: trunk
Last Updated: Apr 18, 2026
Requires WP: 6.4+
Tested Up To: 6.9
PHP Version: 8.0 or higher
Author: Rashid Sharafat

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Oriole One Master Guard

No. The plugin does not write to your theme files or ask you to save custom code. All protections are applied directly through standard WordPress hooks and filters.

Each generated hardening snippet is wrapped in a function_exists() check, so they will not conflict with functions of the same name defined elsewhere. If you are already using another plugin to handle one of the same concerns (for example, blocking XML-RPC), you can simply leave that toggle unchecked.

Deactivating the plugin stops all brute-force protection and removes the security hooks. Uninstalling the plugin removes the stored plugin options from the database and cleans up legacy files from older versions if present. Your theme files are not affected in either case.

The Code Preview tab is read-only and provided for reference only. In line with WordPress.org security guidance, the plugin does not allow administrators to store or execute arbitrary PHP, JavaScript, or CSS.

Geolocation is resolved locally using PHP server extensions. If your hosting environment does not have a GeoIP extension or database available, the country value will display as Unknown. The login protection itself is not affected — all lockout logic is based on IP address, not geolocation.

Yes. Go to the Failed Logs tab in the plugin settings. You can remove individual entries using the Remove button next to each row, which will also release any active lock for that user or IP. The Clear Entries button removes all log entries and releases all active locks at once.

No. The plugin uses a one-time token system tied to each login form submission. Refreshing the page or hitting the back button after a failed attempt does not create a new token and therefore does not count as another attempt.

The brute-force protection is applied to the standard WordPress login form at wp-login.php. Custom login forms provided by WooCommerce or membership plugins that bypass wp-login.php are not currently covered.

Each feature is designed to be safe to enable on a standard WordPress installation. However, a few features have functional side effects you should be aware of: blocking author archives will affect sites that use author archive pages for editorial or portfolio purposes; restricting the REST users endpoint may affect some third-party integrations that query user data publicly. Review each feature description before enabling it.

No. It only displays reference snippets based on your current hardening settings. The preview itself does not execute any user-provided code.