WP Security Questions Pro 3.1.0

WP Security Questions Pro adds a second check at login, registration, and password reset by asking users to answer a security question. You choose the questions, users save their answers, and the plugin verifies them at sign-in. It also works with WooCommerce login/registration and lets users update their question/answer from their profile.

How It Works​

• Create questions: In the dashboard, open WePlugins → WP Security Question and add your questions.
• Turn it on: Enable asking on Login, Registration, and Forgot Password screens. You can set error text and an optional hint.
• Collect answers: New users pick a question and save an answer at signup; existing users set theirs from their profile.
• Verify at login: After username/password, the user must answer correctly to proceed. Works on WooCommerce forms too.
• Recovery option: You can require the saved answer during password reset.

Key Features​

• Custom security questions with an easy admin UI.
• Ask on login/registration/reset with per-screen controls and custom messages.
• Users can change later from their profile page.
• WooCommerce integration for My Account login/registration.
• Answer input type (mask as password or show as text) and optional Show Hint.
• Optional terms reaffirmation when resetting passwords.

Technical Details​

• Plugin: WP Security Questions Pro (by WePlugins)
• Admin path: WePlugins → WP Security Question (create questions, enable on login/registration/reset).
• User profile: “My Security Questions” section to set or change the saved answer.
• WooCommerce: Prompts appear on WooCommerce login/registration forms.
• Live demo: Available from the product page.

Use Cases​

• Membership or community sites that want an extra check at sign-in.
• WooCommerce shops adding friction only where it matters: account access and resets.
• Multi-author blogs that want lightweight login hardening for contributors and editors.

Quick Setup Tips​

• Write questions that aren’t easily guessable or public (avoid “favorite color”).
• Mask the answer field (password type) to reduce shoulder-surfing.
• Enable hints sparingly and keep error messages clear.
• Ask on Reset Password if you want tighter account recovery.

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Add security questions to WordPress and WooCommerce. Ask on login, registration, and password reset, let users save answers, and verify them at sign-in with WP Security Questions Pro.