I'm launching a new website, not hosted on WordPress, but the majority of the (thin) traffic is junk like this:46.165.211.194 GET /wp-login.php HTTP/1.0 404 8012 - -46.165.211.194 GET /static/wp-login.php HTTP/1.0 404 162 - -46.165.211.194 GET /recycle/wp-login.php HTTP/1.0 200 29695 - -46.165.211.194 GET /junkmail/wp-login.php HTTP/1.0 200 80409 - -199.19.122.114 GET /administrator/index.php HTTP/1.0 404 8051 - -I'd like to find an automatic way to exclude any IP address that has hit a honeypot (like wp-login.php) in the last week.  What would a GA filter for this look like, is it possible?  Is there a good tool at the Apache level for this kind of sudden death honeypot?The spam traffic is the majority of traffic to the site, which makes log analysis a pain.
Setting up Google Analytics filter to exclude any spam IP which hits wp-login.php
google analytics;spam;blacklist;honeypots