password-strength

Protect your WordPress site, pages, posts, WooCommerce products, and categories with single or multiple passwords.

Create self-expiring, temporary admin accounts. Easily share direct login links (no need for username/password) with your developers or editors.

Password protect WordPress pages and posts by user roles or with multiple passwords; protect your entire website with a single password.

Let your users reset their forgotten passwords from the frontend of your website.

Help secure your WooCommerce site by enforcing stronger passwords and taking additional control of your strength requirements.

Password Protect Pages, Posts & Content in WordPress

Protect your content with passwords using easy-to-use shortcodes. Supports both global protection and partial content protection.

Enforce strong passwords with expiry, reset, score checks, inactive user lock, and user password management using Password Policy Manager.

Require certain users to change their passwords on a regular basis.

The plugin is to add a password filed to Contact form 7 plugin.

Create easily Password protected page or posts in your WordPress website with conditional display options.

Passwordless login for WordPress. Streamline the login process by sending magic links to your users.

Activate this plugin to disable the Application Passwords feature that was added in WP v5.6.

Set multiple passwords for your protected pages so you can give them to different users.

A reimagining of WordPress authentication using modern security practices.

Makes WordPress use PHP's native password_hash() functions for portable, stronger, and time-attack safe bcrypt and Argon2 hashes.

Replaces wp_hash_password and wp_check_password with PHP 5.5's password_hash and password_verify.

Hides your website behind a password prompt and manages various security features.

Disable admin email notifications when a user changes their password.

A simple plugin that adds a password reset facility to the WordPress REST API using a code. The process is a two step process: