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I understand what you are saying, but just because you are the only Super User on your site doesn't mean that hackers don't try to access it and break into it anyway. When they do, since they don't know the secret URL parameter for the administrator page, they raise this security exception. In other words, Admin Tools just told you "hey, Scott, I just caught another clown trying to break into your site".

If you don't want to receive that message there are three ways to go about it.

The best method is to use the Password-protect Administrator feature in Admin Tools. This creates a web-server-level protection which you need to go through before PHP even loads. Since the attackers won't get past it the security exception in Admin Tools won't be triggered.

The second method is disabling the email message for this security exception. Go to Admin Tools, Web Application Firewall, Configure WAF and click on the "Logging & Reporting" tab and find the "Do not send email notifications for these reasons" option. Add "Admin Query String" and click on Save & Close.

The third method is disabling the administrator secret URL parameter from the Configure WAF page but I don't recommend it. The whole point of using Admin Tools is to improve security of your site. Disabling features won't help with that. I just include this option for completeness.

You're welcome, Scott! I am glad I could help you :)