Plugin / IP Threat Blocker by Musubu

Musubu

Installation

Installation

Secure your website by following the steps below to install IP Threat Blocker by Musubu:

  1. In the WordPress Dashboard, navigate to the ‘Plugins’ menu. Click on the ‘Add New’ button. Search for ‘IP Threat Blocker by Musubu’ and click the ‘Install Now’ button, or click on the ‘Upload Plugin’ button to upload a ZIP file of this plugin. Once the plugin is installed click the ‘Activate’ button.
  2. If you haven’t already purchased an API key, you will need to do so now. You can purchase an API key here. We will email you a key, but we will also need you to provide us with your website’s IP address.
  3. To change the options and settings of the IP Threat Blocker by Musubu plugin, navigate to the WordPress ‘Settings’ menu and click on the ‘IP Threat Blocker’ menu item. First, you will need to enter your API key. Check your email and copy the API key that was sent to you. In the Settings section paste your Musubu API key into the form field and click the ‘Save Changes’ button.
  4. Now that the plugin is enabled with a key, it will be set to ‘Automatic’ Block Mode which will automatically set the threat score, threat class, and country thresholds to block any matching IP addresses from viewing your website. Switching to ‘Manual’ mode allows you to manually set thresholds to block IPs by threat score, threat class, or country of origin.
  5. On the IP Threat Blocker settings page, the Blocked IP Addresses table will populate with any IP addresses that have been blocked from viewing your website. In the table, you can click on any IP address shown to view more details about that IP address’s location, network type, network owner, street address and more for free in Musubu’s industry-leading IP & Network Threat Intelligence web portal, MusubuApp. Use the ‘Bulk Actions’ menu and the checkboxes to delete any IP Addresses that should be unblocked.

To install the IP Threat Blocker by Musubu on WordPress Multi-Site:

  1. In the WordPress Dashboard, navigate to ‘My Sites > Network Admin > Plugins.’ Click on the ‘Add New’ button. Search for ‘IP Threat Blocker by Musubu’ and click the ‘Install Now’ button, or click on the ‘Upload Plugin’ button to upload a ZIP file of this plugin. Once the plugin is installed click the ‘Network Activate’ button to activate the plugin on all of the websites within this install, or in order to only activate the plugin on specific websites navigate to ‘My Sites > Site Name > Dashboard’, then navigate to ‘Plugins’, find the IP Threat Blocker by Musubu plugin in the list and click the ‘Activate’ link.
  2. If you haven’t already purchased an API key, you will need to do so now. You can purchase an API key here. We will email you a key, but we will also need you to provide us with your parent website’s IP address.
  3. The options and settings of the IP Threat Blocker by Musubu plugin can be changed on a site by site basis. Navigate to the website’s ‘Settings’ menu by navigating to ‘My Sites > Site Name > Dashboard’ and then navigating to ‘Settings’ and clicking on the ‘IP Threat Blocker’ menu item. First, you will need to enter your API key. Check your email and copy the API key that was sent to you. In the Settings section paste your Musubu API key into the form field and click the ‘Save Changes’ button.
  4. Now that the plugin is enabled with a key for this one website, the plugin will be set to ‘Automatic’ Block Mode which will automatically set the threat score, threat class, and country thresholds to block any matching IP addresses from viewing your website. Switching to ‘Manual’ mode allows you to manually set thresholds to block IPs by threat score, threat class, or country of origin.
  5. On the IP Threat Blocker settings page, the Blocked IP Addresses table will populate with any IP addresses that have been blocked from viewing your website. In the table, you can click on any IP address shown to view more details about that IP address’s location, network type, network owner, street address and more for free in Musubu’s industry-leading IP & Network Threat Intelligence web portal, MusubuApp. Use the ‘Bulk Actions’ menu and the checkboxes to delete any IP Addresses that should be unblocked.
  6. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each website on the network that will be utilizing the plugin.

Ratings

5
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Details Information

Version

1.0.01

First Released

05 Jun, 2019

Total Downloads

239

Wordpress Version

5.0.0 or higher

Tested up to:

5.0.7

Require PHP Version:

7.2 or higher

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Languages

The plugin hasn't been transalated in any language other than English.

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