Repeated Unauthorized Login Attempts Detected on Website.

Sidigiqor.com recently detected multiple unauthorized login attempts originating from several global IP addresses, targeting WordPress login endpoints such as wp-login.php and xmlrpc.php. These attempts were part of automated brute-force attacks commonly used to gain unauthorized access by repeatedly guessing usernames and passwords. Due to active security controls, all attempts were automatically blocked, resulting in temporary lockouts of the attacking IPs. No accounts were compromised, no data was accessed, and the website remained fully secure.

This incident highlights a key reality of today’s digital environment: websites are constantly scanned and attacked, especially popular platforms like WordPress. The difference between a breach and safety lies in proactive cybersecurity measures such as login rate limiting, endpoint hardening, real-time monitoring, and automated threat response.

Sidigiqor Technologies demonstrates the value of a prevention-first cybersecurity approach. By implementing layered security—covering website hardening, firewall protection, bot mitigation, server security, and continuous monitoring—Sidigiqor ensures threats are neutralized before they cause damage. Rather than reacting after losses occur, Sidigiqor helps businesses stay protected, resilient, and operational in an increasingly hostile online landscape.

Repeated Unauthorized Login Attempts Detected on Website: What It Means and How Sidigiqor Technologies Protects You

India:
Modern websites are under constant attack. If you operate a business website, especially on WordPress, unauthorized login attempts are not a question of “if” but “when.” Recent security alerts on sidigiqor.com confirm exactly this reality—and also demonstrate why the right cybersecurity controls matter.

What Was Detected?

Our security monitoring system identified multiple repeated failed login attempts originating from different global IP addresses, targeting both wp-login.php and xmlrpc.php, two of the most commonly abused WordPress entry points.

Below are the confirmed IP addresses involved in failed brute-force login attempts, all of which were automatically blocked by security controls:

Blocked IP Addresses Identified:

1. 139.135.34.201

2. 209.126.105.207

3. 208.109.231.205

4. 184.168.123.167

5. 148.72.211.168

6. 68.178.206.206

7. 148.66.157.16

8. 118.139.164.185

9. 208.109.34.85

10. 92.205.209.78

11. 72.167.222.59

12. 68.178.161.65

13. 92.204.236.147

14. 92.204.239.47

Each IP attempted 8 to 16 failed logins, triggering automatic lockouts ranging from 60 minutes to 24 hours.

Result:
✅ No account compromise
✅ No data breach
✅ No service disruption

This is how cybersecurity is supposed to work.

What Kind of Attack Is This?

This activity clearly indicates a distributed brute-force login attack, commonly executed by:

1. Automated bots

2. Compromised servers

3. Global scanning networks

The attackers repeatedly tried common usernames (such as “sidigiqor”) using automated scripts, hoping to exploit:

1. Weak passwords

2. Unprotected XML-RPC access

3. Poor login rate-limiting

They failed—because protections were already in place.

Why wp-login.php and xmlrpc.php Are Targeted

Attackers focus on these endpoints because:

1. wp-login.php is the primary WordPress authentication gateway

2. xmlrpc.php is often abused for credential stuffing and pingback amplification attacks

Without proper controls, these endpoints are high-risk.

Sidigiqor treats them as high-security zones, not default features.

Why This Incident Proves the Importance of Proactive Cybersecurity

Many organizations only react after:

1. Website defacement

2. Malware injection

3. SEO spam

4. Data theft

5. Hosting suspension

In contrast, this incident shows the value of:

1. Real-time monitoring

2. Automated threat blocking

3. Login hardening

4. Rate limiting and IP reputation controls

Security didn’t “alert” us—it stopped the attack.

Why Sidigiqor Technologies Is the Right Cybersecurity Partner

Sidigiqor Technologies does not believe in cosmetic security. We design defensive systems that assume attacks will happen—and neutralize them before damage occurs.

What Sidigiqor Delivers in Cybersecurity

Website & Application Security

1. WordPress hardening (login, XML-RPC, admin protection)

2. Web Application Firewall (WAF) implementation

3. Brute-force and bot mitigation

4. Malware detection and cleanup

5. Secure plugin and theme audits

Infrastructure & Network Security

1. Server hardening (Linux / Cloud / Hosting environments)

2. Firewall and IDS/IPS configuration

3. Secure remote access controls

4. Log monitoring and threat correlation

Proactive Monitoring

1. 24×7 security event monitoring

2. Automated attack response

3. IP reputation filtering

4. Real-time alerts and reporting

Governance & Risk Reduction

1. Security policy enforcement

2. Access control design

3. Backup and disaster recovery planning

4. Compliance-aligned security frameworks

We operate on a “prevent first, detect always, respond instantly” model.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1. Was my website hacked?

No. These were failed login attempts. The attackers were blocked before any access was gained.

Q2. Should I be worried?

You should be aware, not worried. This level of scanning is normal on the internet. Being protected is what matters.

Q3. Why are there so many different IPs?

Attackers use distributed systems to avoid detection. This is standard botnet behavior.

Q4. What would happen without protection?

Without login rate-limiting and endpoint hardening, attackers could:

1. Guess credentials

2. Inject malware

3. Steal data

4. Damage SEO rankings

5. Blacklist your domain

Q5. Is this only a WordPress issue?

No. WordPress is targeted because it’s popular—but any exposed system without controls is vulnerable.

Q6. How can Sidigiqor help my business?

Sidigiqor secures:

1. Websites

2. Business applications

3. Servers and networks

4. Cloud infrastructure

We design security before incidents happen, not after losses occur.

Security Is Not Optional Anymore

These logs are not a warning—they are evidence.

Evidence that:

1. Attacks are constant

2. Automation is ruthless

3. Security must be proactive

Sidigiqor Technologies ensures your digital assets remain protected, monitored, and resilient, even when the internet is hostile—which it often is.

Contact Sidigiqor Technologies – Cybersecurity & IT Defense Experts

9911539101
Sidigiqor@gmail.com
www.sidigiqor.com

In cybersecurity, silence is not safety.
Preparedness is.
Sidigiqor delivers exactly that.