Devdoit Sentinel documentation
Getting Started
Sentinel follows one model: monitor, detect, analyze, review, protect. Nothing is deployed until you approve it.
Installation
Install Sentinel like any WordPress plugin and activate it on the site you want to protect.
Detailed guide in preparationConfiguration
Choose which signals Sentinel collects and how detections are presented.
Detailed guide in preparationWordPress Sensor
The sensor observes requests inside WordPress: login attempts, XML-RPC, REST enumeration and attack URLs.
Server Logs
Sentinel can read Apache and Nginx logs to see traffic that never reaches WordPress.
Detection
Patterns covered: brute force, SQLi, XSS, LFI, traversal, scanners, probing and request floods.
AI Analysis
AI is optional. It can assist with incident analysis and never deploys protection automatically.
Protection Rules
WordPress: automatic engine after approval. Apache: .htaccess management with backup and rollback. Nginx: configuration generated for manual deployment.
Vulnerability Scanner
Local version comparison against the Wordfence Intelligence vulnerability feed. Detection only: nothing is disabled or updated automatically.
CLI
Command-line usage.
Detailed guide in preparationTroubleshooting
Common problems and how to resolve them.
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