KrishnaPG

Thank you for the response Jeremy.

While I agree that the whole blocked list is big and site-owners may not need access to that whole complete list, it is nonetheless important that the site-owners should get access to the security log of IPs blocked on their own sites.

After all,

once an IP is blocked, it is not like the hacker is not going to know that he is being blocked – right?

He can’t access the site and he knows that he is blocked on that site.

So in this case,

site-owners are being kept in dark while the hacker is perfectly aware of his IP being blocked – I do not know how this going to help anybody !!

In fact, this is not about the list of IPs – as much it is about ‘auditing what is happening’ on the site.

This is important for multiple reasons. The simplest being, I see on my site some IP standing out with 2000+ visits in 10 days from the AWStats and I have no clue if Jetpack took care of this IP-address, or if I should roll my sleeves and take care of that IP myself.

Now, Jetpack says on the admin-dashboard it took care of “51 malicious attempts” and there is no *evidence* of what so ever which those IPs are or what made it think that they were malicious.

Bottom-line is:

if a site is contributing to help some IPs being tagged as malicious on the global scale, then that site has every right to know what it is contributing.

More Additional Features:

• Ability to organize categories in bulk mode. For example, move all questions from one category to another category so on
• Ability to Mark questions of one category and disable/delete them

These two are particularly important if you keep updating an exam with new questions and want to delete old questions.