Tomevexa Secure Login
by Francesco La Mancusa 0 (0 reviews)

Tomevexa Secure Login

Adaptive login security with risk-based email OTP step-up, local passkeys, accessible controls, and password-expiry enforcement.

Tomevexa Secure Login ranks #63,609 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #1,407 of 1,659 in the Authentication category, and was last updated Oct 2, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.3.25 Current Version v1.3.25
Updated 1 month ago Last Update on 02 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Tomevexa Secure Login

No. Tomevexa Secure Login works with standard WordPress users. Profile Builder Pro integration is limited to preserving its optional custom after-login redirect when available.
No. Administrator accounts are deliberately excluded from the OTP path and from password-expiry enforcement. They can continue to use standard WordPress password authentication.
No. Passkey registration and authentication use the browser WebAuthn API and are verified locally by the WordPress site. HTTPS and PHP OpenSSL support are required. Private keys and biometric data remain on the user device.
While logged in, open your WordPress user Profile and find the Passkey Tomevexa section. Select Registra questo dispositivo for Windows Hello, Windows PIN, Face ID, Touch ID, or Android device verification. Select Registra una chiave di sicurezza for a USB/NFC security key. Passkey registration requires HTTPS, PHP OpenSSL support, and a WebAuthn-capable browser/authenticator. Up to 10 passkeys can be registered for one WordPress account. The current front-end login asks for the account email and requests internal device authenticators; USB/NFC and hybrid QR-code sign-in are not offered by this flow.
The authenticator keeps the private key. WordPress stores the credential identifier and public-key material required to verify future sign-ins, together with the authenticator counter and timestamps. The plugin does not receive or store biometric data.
Yes. The administrator exclusion applies to the email OTP path and password-expiry enforcement. An administrator may register and use a passkey from the WordPress user profile.
The existing WordPress password login remains available. Eligible non-administrator users can also use the plugin email OTP flow. Site owners should keep an appropriate recovery method available for privileged accounts.
When enabled, a non-administrator who enters the correct password from a network that has not yet been trusted must also enter an email OTP. After successful OTP verification, a salted hash representing that network can be trusted for the configured period.
The trusted-network list does not store raw IP addresses. The plugin reduces the current address to an IPv4 /24 or IPv6 /64 network prefix and stores a salted HMAC hash of that prefix. The web server and other WordPress components may still process or log IP addresses independently of this plugin.
No. The generated code is hashed with WordPress password-hashing functions before temporary storage.

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