Backend Bot Password Changer Wordpress Plugin Development and Long Term Management

Not a coin but it can be integrated with Likecoin. An information protection anti-hack security system where Wordpress administrator creates initial site with username and password and "Death to Hacking" plugin installation with initial username and password being manual. The plugin will launch two cron jobs (demons). One will backup any files and directory structure created, modified, or deleted by administrator, while tracking session variables for administrator activity and saving that information to distinguish real administrator versus hacker or unauthorized administrator activity. The second cron job or demon will change the username and password for the separate MySQL database that stores this administrator information. Whenever an administrator logs into Wordpress, the e-mail address and SMS phone number associated with Death to Hacking plugin administrator is notified of activity, including timestamp and IP address of login user, and in each auto-response will be a link back to a page on the website created by the plugin. You are asked to click on both links to confirm the login was not you, and restore administrative parts of Wordpress domain account with the backup just prior to login timestamp. I am a PHP/MySQL developer since 2001 and know this should take an intermediate PHP developer no more than 25 hours of work with me creating daily milestones and releases, good management, rebuilding and testing on my part for quality assurance, where extra hours will just mean I or another developer will finish first version of plugin. The developer will receive shareware credit through IP agreement with Freelancer.com and US patent pending share of license. The developer will have exclusive administrator password protected access to "Death to Hacking" site and will install PayPal e-mail address payment rotator (I get the odd numbered purchases, you get the evens) with more Freelancer.com payments for upgrades, add-ons, etc. Please see attached schema.