To: %a
Subject: POTENTIAL INTRUSION AT %a

Your website, %s, may have been broken in to.

Someone just logged in using the following components. Prior to that, some combination of those components were a part of 4 failed attempts to log in during the past 60 minutes:


Component                    Count     Value from Current Attempt
------------------------     -----     --------------------------------
Network IP                       4     1.2.38
Username                         4     test
Password MD5                     %d    %s

The user has been logged out and will be required to confirm their identity via the password reset functionality.

This message is from the Login Security Solution plugin (%s) for WordPress.
To: %a
Subject: VERIFY YOU LOGGED IN TO %a

Someone just logged into your '%s' account at %s.  Was it you that logged in?  We are asking because the site happens to be under attack at the moment.

If it was NOT YOU, please do the following right away:
 1) Log into the site and change your password.
 2) Send an email to %s letting them know it was not you who logged in.

If it WAS YOU, future hassles can be reduced by logging into the site, going to your profile page, and clicking the 'Update Profile' button.  The site will remember your IP address as being legitimate.
