Tutorial - protect your admin login with CloudFlare Zero Trust

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Hi guys

Today I share with you a small "life hack" how to protect the admin login of your website/plattform with CloudFlare Zero Trust (it's free)

Requirement:
your domain uses the DNS of Cloudflare

Step 1:
Log in to cloudflare

Step 2:
click on Zero Trust
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Step 3:
click on Access --> Access Groups
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Step 4:
click on add a group
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Step 5:
Type a Group Name & Group Configuration --> E-Mail --> Your E-Mail Address --> Save
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Step 6:
click on Access --> Applications
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Step 7:
click on Add an application
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Step 8:
select self-hosted
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Step 9:
type an app name & give the path to your admin login (my example is wp-login.php for the wordpress admin login)
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Step 10:
scroll down and disable "Accept all available identity providers" and click next
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Step 11:
type a policy name, select your access group and click on next
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Step 12:
scroll down and click on add application

Step 13:
open in your browser your admin login URL
www.yoururl.com/wp-login.php

The URL should be now protected by Cloudflare Access
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Step 14:
type your e-mail address from the access group and you should recive a 2FA code from Cloudflare^^


This is a quick tutorial how you can protect your admin login sites very fast.
You can try also other auth solutions. 2FA via E-Mail is only an example.

Give me a like and follow me for more tutorials in the future :)
 
Very nice tutorial, and this is applicable for any protected page, not only for wp login. I was using workers to do this before (well, kind of.. It was username/password based login, not otp based) but this is a much better alternative IMO.
 
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awesome tutorial, didn't know about Zero Trust.

I've been using Security >> WAF >> Custom Rules, to do Block on a rule like (http.request.uri contains "/wp-login.php") that's an IP-based whitelist. Then under Tools tab, IPs could be Allowed.
 
Excellent share! But tried twice and can't get it to work, after going all steps, I try to access the protected pagebut only shows the normal wordpress login, maybe its because of the fact that I changed the default login address?
 
papanoel666 said:
Excellent share! But tried twice and can't get it to work, after going all steps, I try to access the protected pagebut only shows the normal wordpress login, maybe its because of the fact that I changed the default login address?
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if you have changed your login file wp-login.php you have to change the path to YourLoginFile.php

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Great tutorial, thanks for sharing
 
That's cool. I didn't know cloudflare could do this. Cloudflare is pretty amazing. They are probably selling everyone's data on the free tier though lol but it's good enough for me not to care.
 
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