New Feature in SPBCT: Password Leak Protection for WordPress

Brute Force Protection for WordPress

Brute force attacks remain one of the top threats for WordPress websites, making WordPress password leak protection essential. Hackers run automated scripts to guess logins and passwords, most often targeting the default /wp-login.php page.

The CleanTalk Security Plugin already protects your site by limiting failed login attempts, enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), and letting you hide the default wp-login URL. Together, these features make brute force attempts nearly useless.

Enable Brute Force Protection today with CleanTalk Security Plugin.

Track & Monitor User Security with WordPress Password Leak Protection

With CleanTalk, administrators also get visibility into what happens inside WordPress. The built-in Security Audit Log shows who logged in, what actions were performed, and how long they spent on each page. It helps detect suspicious activity before it becomes a problem.

New Feature — Password Leak Protection

Hackers today don’t just guess passwords — they often use stolen credentials from massive data breaches. To stop them, CleanTalk now includes Password Leak Protection.

This feature automatically checks user passwords against known leaks and dark web dumps. If a password is compromised, admins get instant alerts so users can reset credentials before attackers exploit them. It runs silently in the background and requires no extra setup.

Why Password Leak Protection Matters

According to OWASP, exposed credentials are among the most dangerous security risks for web applications. Even if you use strong passwords, if they appear in a data breach, hackers can try them on your WordPress site. With Password Leak Protection, CleanTalk helps you stay ahead of these threats, ensuring that compromised credentials are useless before attackers can take advantage.

Update your CleanTalk Security Plugin and enable Password Leak Protection now.

Hackers don’t just guess passwords — they also use stolen credentials from massive data breaches. That’s why Password Leak Protection matters. And if you want to dive deeper into securing your site against brute force, check out our guide: Strengthen Your WordPress Defense: The Ultimate Brute Force Protection.