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Activity Log: an audit trail inside King Addons

Activity Log listens to WordPress hooks (Event_Logger) and writes rows with severity, user, object, message, and optional checksum/chain_prev_checksum.

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Install the plugin from WordPress.org, enable this extension in the dashboard, then follow the steps on this page.

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What it actually does

Event types file groups: auth, user, content, plugin, theme, settings, media, woocommerce, kng.

Failed login: failed_login_enabled, threshold, window, emails.

Admin tabs: dashboard, logs, alerts, settings, export, tools. You can purge and export.

Where to find it in WordPress

Enable Activity Log. Open Activity Logs to read events and Activity Log for settings (king-addons-activity-log). Option: king_addons_activity_log_settings.

How to set it up

  1. Enable Activity Log. Dashboard.
  2. Set retention/alerts. Settings + failed-login emails if you want lockout noise.
  3. Filter the log. By event, user, object type.
  4. Export when needed. For an incident, do not screenshot 40 pages.

Controls that change behavior

ControlWhat the plugin does
failed_login_*Threshold/window/emails for brute-force noise.
event groupsWhat is recorded (auth vs Woo vs plugins).
checksum chainTamper-evident linking of rows when enabled.
export / purgeOps tools on the admin screens.
Free vs Pro. Logging is free; alert routing and retention extras may be Pro.

When this is the right tool

Notes from the implementation

This is not a full SIEM. Logs live in your database. kingaddons.com.

FAQ

Does this replace a security plugin?

No. It records events; it does not firewall you.

Why two menus?

One is the log viewer (capability view_logs_cap), the other is settings (manage_options).

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Activity Log ships in King Addons for Elementor. Install the plugin from WordPress.org, then come back to this guide when you configure it.

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