Just a quick question. Does Admin Tools monitor the attempts to login to the frontend as well as the backend? If so is there a way to tell the difference?
Thanks.
Bruce
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Latest post by nicholas on Wednesday, 09 February 2022 10:49 CST
Just a quick question. Does Admin Tools monitor the attempts to login to the frontend as well as the backend? If so is there a way to tell the difference?
Thanks.
Bruce
The failed login feature is triggered by Joomla's onUserLoginFailure event which is emitted by both the front- and the backend of your site. Therefore it tracks both frontend and backend failed logins.
You can discern if it's a front- or backend login by looking at the Target URL in the blocked requests log. If it contains /administrator/ it's backend.
Further to that, there is a separate feature to warn you of failed admin logins. If you also enable that feature you will get an email when a backend login fails (username and/or password and/or secret code mismatch).
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