FreelanceBo Sentra Control

FreelanceBo Sentra Control is a comprehensive WordPress security plugin that connects your site to the Sentra central console, providing enterprise-grade protection.

Features

• Web Application Firewall (WAF) – Block malicious requests, SQL injection, XSS, and other common attacks

• Malware Scanner – Scan WordPress core files, themes, and plugins for known malware signatures

• Vulnerability Scanner – Check installed plugins and themes against known vulnerability databases

• Brute Force Protection – Limit login attempts and block attackers automatically

• File Integrity Monitoring – Detect unauthorized changes to WordPress core files

• IP Blocklist – Manage blocked IPs manually or automatically based on threat detection

• Security Events Log – Track all security events with detailed logging

• Central Console – Manage multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard

How It Works

• Install and activate the plugin on your WordPress site

• Connect to your Sentra central console by entering the server URL and API key in Settings

• The plugin automatically starts monitoring your site and reporting to the console

• View scan results, manage firewall rules, and review security events from either the WordPress admin panel or the central console

Requirements

• WordPress 5.8 or higher

• PHP 7.4 or higher

• A Sentra central console account (available at freelancebo.it)

External Services

This plugin relies on the following external services:

FreelanceBo Sentra Control Console

This plugin connects to a self-hosted FreelanceBo Sentra Control central console for centralized security monitoring and management. This connection is essential for the plugin to function.

What data is sent:

* Site URL, WordPress version, PHP version, and installed plugins/themes list (during heartbeat and scans)

* Security events (firewall blocks, failed login attempts, malware detections, file integrity changes)

* Scan results (malware scan, vulnerability scan, integrity scan findings)

* On request from the console (“Analisi del codice”), the PHP source files of a specific installed plugin or theme that is no longer maintained. The console forwards this code to a third-party AI analysis service to detect vulnerabilities and propose a fix. This never happens automatically: a console user must start it and must approve any fix before it is applied.

When data is sent:

* On plugin activation and periodically via heartbeat (every 5 minutes)

* When security events occur (login attempts, firewall blocks)

* When scans are triggered (manually or via scheduled cron)

* When the admin manages firewall rules, blocklists, or settings

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The console server URL is configurable by the user in the plugin settings. All data is transmitted over HTTPS. Data is stored on EU-based servers in compliance with GDPR.

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What data is sent:

* Plugin slugs, theme slugs, and WordPress core version

When data is sent:

* When a vulnerability scan is triggered (manually or via scheduled cron)

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