How to monitor unsuccessful logins

Hello,
I like to know which logs would contain the unsuccessful logins to the dartabase. For example, when a front end user said of the last 10 times he logs in, only 6 times was successful but the other 4 he could not. Is there a log I can take a look and see when there was an unsuccessful log in? Thank you.

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Hello,
I like to know which logs would contain the unsuccessful logins to the dartabase. For example, when a front end user said of the last 10 times he logs in, only 6 times was successful but the other 4 he could not. Is there a log I can take a look and see when there was an unsuccessful log in? Thank you.after you
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