by newwaypmsco on WordPress.org
Facial Recognition Authentication plugin integrates facial recognition with WordPress login for enhanced security and user experience.

Login Page: Enhanced login page with facial recognition.
For years, users worldwide have faced security risks due to insecure login pages. WordPress sites are no exception to these challenges. Our plugin provides an innovative solution for login security by integrating facial recognition technology with traditional username and password methods.
Currently, users log in using either a username and password or a Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) method. While 2FA enhances security, it has its own vulnerabilities:
Our plugin addresses these issues by leveraging facial recognition for authentication. When a user attempts to log in, our plugin communicates with a secure Django server for authentication, ensuring no sensitive user data is stored in WordPress databases. The facial recognition system can distinguish between a live user and a static photo, making unauthorized access virtually impossible.
For a complete tutorial on installing and using the plugin, watch this video.
Key Features:
Why Choose Our Plugin?
Try Our Demo Before Installing!
Want to test our plugin in a safe environment before installing it on your own site? We’ve set up a demo WordPress site where you can experience the plugin in action.
Email us at [support@newwaypmsco.com] to request access – we’ll send you the demo site link, along with a username and password to log in and test the plugin.
Once you’re satisfied, you can install it on your own WordPress site with confidence!
This plugin connects to an external Django server to perform facial recognition authentication. The communication between the plugin and the server is secure, ensuring the safety of user data through encrypted transmission.
Service Name: Django Server for Facial Recognition Authentication
External API Endpoints Used:
https://api.newwaypmsco.com/api/user/login/https://api.newwaypmsco.com/api/user/register/By using this plugin, users acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions outlined above.
This plugin uses the open-source SweetAlert library for user alerts. Non-minified source code is available in:
– assets/js/bootstrap.js (non-minified version)
– assets/js/sweetalert.min.js (SweetAlert library)