Why does the CMS URL say "/destinationcore" instead of "/admin"?
If you have used other CMS platforms before, you may be accustomed to accessing the control panel at a URL ending in /admin. On DestinationCore sites, the control panel is accessed at a URL ending in /destinationcore instead.
This is a deliberate security configuration. The control panel URL is a publicly known target- automated bots and malicious actors routinely scan the internet for CMS login pages at common addresses like /admin and /wp-admin, looking for opportunities to attempt brute-force login attacks.
By changing the control panel URL to something less predictable, we reduce the exposure of your CMS login page to automated scanning. It is a simple but effective layer of security that makes it significantly harder for attackers to even find the login form in the first place.
Your login URL will always end in /destinationcore. If you try to access /admin out of habit, you will receive a 404 error- this is expected behaviour. Bookmark the correct URL to avoid confusion.
This is a deliberate security configuration. The control panel URL is a publicly known target- automated bots and malicious actors routinely scan the internet for CMS login pages at common addresses like /admin and /wp-admin, looking for opportunities to attempt brute-force login attacks.
By changing the control panel URL to something less predictable, we reduce the exposure of your CMS login page to automated scanning. It is a simple but effective layer of security that makes it significantly harder for attackers to even find the login form in the first place.
Your login URL will always end in /destinationcore. If you try to access /admin out of habit, you will receive a 404 error- this is expected behaviour. Bookmark the correct URL to avoid confusion.