Descrizione
Migliora facilmente la sicurezza del sito con l’hardening di WordPress, l’autenticazione a due fattori (2FA), la protezione dell’accesso, il rilevamento vulnerabilità e il certificato SSL.
Sicurezza WordPress davvero semplice, efficace e performante
Really Simple Security è il plugin di sicurezza per WordPress più leggero e facile da usare. Protegge il tuo sito WordPress con la generazione del certificato SSL, inclusi un corretto reindirizzamento 301 https e l’applicazione forzata di SSL, la scansione di possibili vulnerabilità, la protezione dell’accesso e l’implementazione delle funzionalità essenziali di hardening di WordPress.
Crediamo che la sicurezza debba avere il minimo impatto possibile sulle prestazioni del sito web, sull’esperienza utente e sulla manutenibilità. Per questo Really Simple Security è:
- Leggero: Ogni funzione di sicurezza è stata sviluppata con un approccio modulare e tenendo conto delle prestazioni. Le funzioni disabilitate non caricheranno alcun codice ridondante.
- Facile da usare: Configurazione in 1 minuto con una breve attivazione guidata.
Caratteristiche di sicurezza
Migrazione SSL semplice
Migra il tuo sito web a HTTPS e applica l’SSL in un solo clic.
- Reindirizzamento 301 tramite PHP o .htaccess
- Cookie sicuri
- Let’s Encrypt: Installa un certificato SSL se il tuo hosting provder supporta l’installazione manuale.
- Controllo salute del server: La configurazione del server è altrettanto importante per la sicurezza del sito web.
WordPress Hardening
Modifica la tua configurazione e mantieni WordPress fortificato e sicuro affrontando i potenziali punti deboli.
- Impedisci l’esecuzione di codice nella cartella uploads
- Impedisci il feedback di login e disabilita l’enumerazione degli utenti
- Disattivare XML-RPC
- Disattiva l’esplorazione delle cartelle
- Restrizioni dei nomi utente (blocca “admin” e nomi pubblici)
- e molto altro..
Rilevamento Vulnerabilità
Ricevi una notifica quando i plugin, i temi o il core di WP contengono vulnerabilità e richiedono un’azione appropriata.
Protezione dell’accesso
Consenti o forza l’autenticazione a due fattori (2FA) per ruoli utente specifici. Gli utenti ricevono un codice a due fattori tramite email.
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Applicazione avanzata dell’SSL
- Mixed Content Scan & Fixer. Rileva i file richiesti tramite HTTP e correggili in HTTPS, sia nel frontend sia nel backend.
- Abilita HTTP Strict Transport Security e configura il tuo sito per la lista HSTS Preload.
Firewall
Really Simple Security Pro include un firewall WordPress performante ed efficiente per fermare bot, crawler e malintenzionati con blocchi IP e nomi utente.
- 404 blocking – Blocca i crawler quando generano un numero insolito di errori 404.
- Blocco regioni – Consenti/blocca l’accesso al tuo sito solo da regioni specifiche.
- Regole firewall automatizzate e personalizzabili.
- Blacklist IP e allowlist.
Header di sicurezza
Gli header di sicurezza proteggono i visitatori del sito dal rischio di clickjacking, attacchi cross-site-forgery, furto di credenziali di accesso e malware.
- Indipendente dalla configurazione del server, funziona su Apache, LiteSpeed, NGINX, ecc.
- Proteggi i visitatori del tuo sito web con la protezione X-XSS, X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options, un criterio di riferimento e intestazioni CORS.
- Genera automaticamente la politica di sicurezza dei contenuti su misura per WordPress.
Vulnerability Measures
Quando viene rilevata una vulnerabilità in un plugin, in un tema o nel nucleo di WordPress, riceverai una notifica di conseguenza. Con Vulnerability Measures è possibile configurare misure semplici ma efficaci per assicurarsi che una vulnerabilità critica non rimanga ignorata.
- Aggiornamento forzato: un processo di aggiornamento verrà tentato più volte fino a quando non si potrà ritenere che lo sviluppo di un tema o di un plugin sia stato abbandonato. Riceverai avviso durante queste fasi.
- Quarantena: quando un plugin o un tema non può essere aggiornato per risolvere una vulnerabilità, Really Simple Security può mettere il plugin in quarantena.
Hardening sito avanzato
- Scegli un URL login personalizzato
- Controllo e correzione automatica dei permessi dei file
- Rinomina e randomizza il prefisso del database
- Modifica il luogo del file debug.log in una cartella non pubblica
- Disattiva le password delle applicazioni
- Controllo della creazione dell’amministratore
- Disabilitare i metodi HTTP, riducendo le richieste HTTP
Protezione dell’accesso
Proteggi il processo di login e gli account utente del tuo sito web con potenti misure di sicurezza.
- Verifica in due passaggi (login via email)
- 2FA (autenticazione a due fattori) con TOTP
- Accesso senza password con passkey
- Imponi password forti e cambi frequenti
- Limita i tentativi di accesso
Con Limita tentativi di accesso è possibile configurare una soglia per bloccare temporaneamente o permanentemente gli indirizzi IP o i nomi utente (inesistenti). È anche possibile lanciare un CAPTCHA dopo un login fallito (hCaptcha o Google reCaptcha).
Controllo degli accessi
- Limita l’accesso al sito a regioni specifiche.
- Aggiungi indirizzi IP o intervalli di IP specifici alla lista nera o alla lista bianca.
Link utili
- Documentazione
- Definizioni di sicurezza
- Traduci Really Simple Security
- Problemi & richieste di pull
- Richieste di funzionalità
Ti piace Really Simple Security?
Se vuoi sostenere lo sviluppo continuo di questo plugin, valuta l’acquisto di Really Simple Security Pro, che include eccellenti funzionalità di sicurezza e supporto premium.
Riguardo Really Simple Plugins
La nostra missione è rendere davvero semplici i requisiti complessi di WordPress. Really Simple Security è sviluppato da Really Simple Plugins.
Per generare certificati SSL, Really Simple Security utilizza la libreria client Let’s Encrypt le acme2 PHP, grazie a ‘fbett’ per averla fornita. Il rilevamento vulnerabilità utilizza WP Vulnerability, un’iniziativa open source di Javier Casares. Vuoi partecipare come collaboratore? Siamo anche su GitHub!
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Installazione
Per installare questo plugin:
- Crea un backup! Vedi le nostre raccomandazioni.
- Scarica il plugin.
- Carica il plugin nella directory /wp-content/plugins/.
- Vai su “Plugins” nella tua gestione WordPress, poi clicca su “Attiva”.
- Ora vedrai il processo di onboarding di Really Simple Security, che ti guiderà rapidamente nella configurazione.
FAQ
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Base di conoscenza
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Per spiegazioni più dettagliate e documentazione su tutte le funzionalità di Really Simple Security, consulta la Knowledge Base
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Cosa è successo a Really Simple SSL?
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Tutte le funzionalità che hanno reso Really Simple SSL il plugin più potente e facile da usare per la generazione SSL e il reindirizzamento fanno ancora parte di Really Simple Security. Il plugin è sviluppato con un approccio modulare: se non vuoi usare l’intero set di funzionalità di sicurezza, il codice non utilizzato non verrà caricato e non avrà alcun effetto sulle prestazioni del sito.
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Perché Really Simple Security?
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In base alla nostra esperienza, le soluzioni di sicurezza per WordPress sono spesso difficili da configurare, generano molti falsi positivi e hanno un impatto significativo sulle prestazioni del sito. Da anni riceviamo richieste dagli utenti per semplificare la sicurezza di WordPress, e questa è diventata la nostra missione!
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Non potresti renderci più felici! Really Simple Security è distribuito con licenza GPL e co-creato dalla community di WordPress. Tutti i feedback sono molto apprezzati e ci hanno sempre aiutato a comprendere meglio le esigenze degli utenti. Per contributi al codice o suggerimenti, siamo su GitHub. Per i suggerimenti, apri un ticket di supporto. Puoi anche esprimere il tuo apprezzamento lasciando una recensione.
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Cosa sono i problemi di mixed content?
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La maggior parte dei problemi di contenuto misto sono causati da URL nei file CSS o JS. Per istruzioni dettagliate su come trovare contenuto misto, leggi questo articolo.
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Generazione di un certificato SSL Let’s Encrypt
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Abbiamo aggiunto la possibilità di generare un certificato SSL gratuito con Let’s Encrypt nella nostra procedura guidata di Really Simple Security. È disponibile un elenco aggiornato di tutte le possibili integrazioni qui. Lascia un feedback su un’altra integrazione, informazioni errate o se hai bisogno di aiuto.
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Come posso correggere un loop di reindirizzamento?
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Se riscontri loop di reindirizzamento sul tuo sito, prova queste istruzioni. Questo può accadere a volte durante la migrazione a HTTPS o a causa di regole di reindirizzamento in conflitto.
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Il plugin è compatibile con le installazioni multisito?
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Sì. Esiste una pagina dedicata alle impostazioni di rete in cui è possibile controllare le impostazioni dell’intera rete, in una sola volta.
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Come posso forzare password robuste?
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In Protezione accesso puoi configurare le impostazioni di robustezza minima e richiedere agli utenti di cambiare la password dopo un intervallo definito. Disabilitare l’uso di password deboli è una buona pratica.
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Come posso modificare il mio URL di accesso?
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Puoi impostare un Custom Login URL in Advanced Site Hardening, che aiuta a prevenire attacchi brute force all’accesso e bot che prendono di mira wp-login.php.
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Questo plugin reindirizza HTTP a HTTPS?
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Sì. Il plugin forza HTTPS e gestisce tutti i reindirizzamenti necessari, opzionalmente usando .htaccess o PHP.
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Posso usare Really Simple Security insieme a WordFence?
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Really Simple Security e WordFence si sovrappongono molto in termini di funzionalità. Se vuoi usare funzionalità specifiche di entrambi i plugin, consigliamo vivamente di non abilitare due volte funzionalità simili. Il vantaggio di Really Simple Security è che le funzionalità disabilitate non caricano alcun codice, quindi non avranno alcun impatto sulle prestazioni del sito.
Recensioni
16 Giugno 2026
it’s really simple
13 Giugno 2026
Easy to use, works well. Great !
6 Giugno 2026
1 risposta
I hate to pay for plugins that simply don’t do the things they are advertising. Man, even the stupid “Premium Support” message box is running into an error when using! That is really bad. I mean if such basic thing doesn’t work in a standard browser like Brave, the rest can only be shit right?
What is even worse is that the IP block and country block is not doing anything at all. What? I mean what is the purpose if it simply doesn’t do anything? I am adding IP addresses from bots out of my logs and imagine what …. the bots are still doing their litte scraping job for some suckers draining the internet. If that is one feature obviously not working how can I trust other features to work as expected?
3 Giugno 2026
Gott sei Dank über 200000 Spams abgeblockt!
Vielen Dank!
MglG doc
31 Maggio 2026
¡Excelente plugin
31 Maggio 2026
I’ve got this plugin and I must say I am quite satisfied!Thank you
Contributi e sviluppo
“Really Simple Security – Sicurezza semplice e performante (precedentemente Really Simple SSL)” è un software open source. Le persone che hanno contribuito allo sviluppo di questo plugin sono indicate di seguito.
Collaboratori
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Changelog
9.6.0 – 2026-06-16
- Fixed: 2FA grace period reminder emails could be sent unexpectedly.
- Fixed: Review notice is now correctly dismissed when pressing the X.
- Changed: Vulnerability details now load only for the plugin or theme being activated.
- Changed: Improved rule writing with file locking to avoid race conditions.
- Changed: Uninstall cleanup now removes plugin options and transients more reliably.
- Changed: Added RSSSL_INFO_LOG for extra debugging details.
- Changed: Added more prerequisite checks before features can be enabled.
9.5.11 – 2026-05-05
- Fixed: fatal error that could occur when a plugin uses admin_enqueue_scripts incorrectly.
- Fixed: a bug where the wrong settings value could be saved.
9.5.10.1 – 2026-04-29
- Fixed: Undefined variable during cron.
- Changed: Updated 2FA login flow to address inconsistent verification behavior.
9.5.10 – 2026-04-21
- Fixed: Some styling (CSS) issues to improve compatibility with WordPress 7.0.
- Changed: Removed an unused AJAX callback.
- Changed: Tested up to WordPress 7.0.
9.5.9 – 2026-03-31
- Changed: Reworked vulnerability detection and measures logic.
9.5.8 – 2026-02-26
- Fixed: Prevent using “Do Not Ask Again” for user roles where 2FA is required.
- Fixed: Resolved an issue where “Prevent login feedback” could show a ghost username on the login retry screen.
- Fixed: Prevented “Failed to send buffer of zlib output compression” notices when using the Mixed Content Fixer with zlib.output_compression enabled.
- Changed: Updated review notice text.
9.5.7 – 2026-02-10
- Fixed: scenario where users were stuck after an expired 2FA grace period due to missing authentication methods.
- Changed: Email 2FA user experience by making Enter submit the verification code instead of resending it.
- Changed: Simplified service bootstrapping by removing the Provider layer and registering all services directly in the App container.
9.5.6 – 2025-01-20
- Fixed: 2FA users list not displaying all users
- Fixed: Cloudflare cache not clearing after SSL activation
- Changed: improved deactivation process
9.5.6 – 2025-12-16
- Fixed: JavaScript error when using custom roles with 2FA
- Fixed: fatal error caused by hosts class being instantiated twice
- Fixed: fatal error when upgrading from older plugin versions
- Fixed: WP-CLI activate_ssl command now works correctly on first attempt
- Changed: removed two unused files from the plugin
- Changed: updated readme to align with standards
9.5.4 – 2025-11-18
- Fixed: 2FA login error when user has no assigned roles
- Fixed: fatal error when wp-config.php path is empty
- Changed: added file locking to .htaccess and wp-config.php to prevent race conditions
- Changed: clarified .htaccess directory indexing comment
- Changed: replaced site_url() with home_url() in the 404 resource check on the homepage
- Changed: security functions now skip cron jobs and CLI environments
- Changed: Let’s Encrypt wizard final step now shows only SSL activation button
- Changed: added a license.txt file
9.5.3.1
- Fixed: WP-CLI commands not working correctly
9.5.3
- Fixed: text domain loaded too early warning from unused translation
- Fixed: deactivation modal now always displays
- Changed: refactored the onboarding code
9.5.2.3
- Fixed: 2FA reset now correctly calls the 2FA reset service
9.5.2.2
- Fixed: 2FA TypeError when updating from older plugin versions
9.5.2
- Fixed: all users will now appear in the 2FA list
- Fixed: tasks will now always display on multisite
- Changed: activate_ssl WP-CLI command supports –force to skip confirmation
9.5.1
- Fixed: missing getmyuid function check to prevent errors
- Fixed: Right-To-Left CSS now works correctly when SCRIPT_DEBUG is enabled
- Changed: standardized REST namespaces to really-simple-security
9.5.0.2
- Fixed: prevent empty content from being written into .htaccess
9.5.0.1
- Fixed: .htaccess protected from empty overwrites, auto-creation requires filter opt-in
9.5.0
- Fixed: whitelisted LiteSpeed Cache crawler in .htaccess to prevent redirect issues
- Fixed: 2FA grace period email logic to avoid reminders to users with active 2FA
- Fixed: updated hosting provider name from “XXL Hosting” to “Superspace”
- Changed: reworked .htaccess handling with insert_with_markers and WP Rocket integration
- Changed: SBOM added to plugin
- Changed: improved text consistency and updated geopolitical terminology
9.4.3
- Fixed: user ID could be empty in 2FA
- Fixed: learn more button in vulnerability email now links to correct page
- Fixed: rsssl_user_can_manage undefined error when downloading system status
- Changed: improved compatibility with plain permalinks
- Changed: updated links in the plugin
9.4.2
- Fixed: .htaccess redirect requirements for subfolder configurations
- Fixed: re-send email button on 2FA page now shows confirmation message
- Fixed: restored SCSS files
- Fixed: plugin kept redirecting to settings page after activation
- Changed: updated plugin installation via onboarding and dashboard page
- Changed: added notice with option to force verify email address
- Changed: updated minimum WordPress version to 6.6
9.4.1
- Fixed: text domain loaded too early warning
9.4.0
- Fixed: plugin initialization timing to prevent textdomain warning
- Fixed: feedback when email is resent during 2FA setup
- Fixed: Single Sign On link now supports custom login URLs
- Added: SimplyBook in onboarding and other plugins sections
- Changed: more detailed feedback when using CLI commands
- Changed: detect EXTENDIFY_PARTNER_ID and run activate_recommended_features
- Changed: standardized onboarding hoster list to brand names
- Changed: user enumeration now returns 401 instead of 404
9.3.5 – 2025-04-29
- Fixed: 2FA methods can now be set on profile page
- Changed: tested up to WordPress 6.8
- Changed: translation updates
- Changed: check for autoloader in cron
9.3.3 – 2025-04-02
- Changed: added multiple WP-CLI commands to align with recent plugin features
- Changed: added support for custom/multiple roles in Two Factor Authentication
9.3.2.1 – 2025-03-20
- Fixed: properly handle unknown plugins in upgrade requests
9.3.2 – 2025-03-05
- Fixed: removed default checkbox behavior from configuration settings
- Fixed: handle multiple tooltip reasons for disabled select fields
- Changed: added filters to customize Let’s Encrypt Wizard behavior
9.3.1 – 2025-02-12
- Fixed: all instruction links are now correct
- Fixed: undefined array key “m” when showing vulnerability details
- Fixed: prevent errors when downgrading to free
- Fixed: 2FA compatibility with JetPack WordPress.com login
- Changed: email functions require verified email address
9.2.0 – 2025-01-20
- Fixed: added nonce check to certificate re-check button
- Fixed: review notice was not properly dismissible in some cases
9.1.4
- Fixed: shields in UI datatables no longer cut off
- Changed: do not track 404s for logged in users
- Changed: implemented rsssl_wpconfig_path filter in all wp-config functions
- Changed: faster onboarding completion after clicking Finish button
9.1.3 – 2024-11-28
- Fixed: remove duplicate site URL
- Fixed: rsssl_sanitize_uri_value() now always returns a string
- Fixed: multisite 2FA role enforcement for users with multiple roles
- Fixed: Skip Onboarding button undefined page with email method
- Fixed: translation loading updated for WordPress 6.7
- Changed: improved 2FA lockout notice
- Changed: catch use of short init in advanced-headers file
- Changed: string improvements and translator comments
- Changed: Bitnami support for rsssl_find_wordpress_base_path()
- Changed: integrate Site Health notifications with Solid Security
- Changed: enhanced random password generation in Rename Admin User
- Changed: always return string in wpconfig_path() function
9.1.2
- Security: authentication bypass fix
9.1.1.1 – 2024-11-05
- Fixed: 2FA grace period was kept active after a reset
9.1.1 – 2024-10-30
- Fixed: 2FA grace period kept active after reset
- Changed: safe-mode.lock file deactivates Firewall, 2FA and LLA for debugging
- Changed: update to system status
- Changed: textual changes
- Changed: updated instructions URLs
- Changed: site health notices changed from critical to recommended
- Changed: dropped obsolete react library
9.1.0 – 2024-10-22
- Fixed: prevent potential errors with login feedback
- Fixed: catch type error when $transients is not an array
- Changed: allow scanning for security headers via scan.really-simple-ssl.com
- Changed: remove unnecessary rsssl_update_option calls
9.0.2
- Fixed: issue with deactivating 2FA
9.0.0 – 2024-09-16
- Fixed: instructions URL in the Firewall settings
- Fixed: incorrect instructions URL
- Fixed: Let’s Encrypt returning old certificate on auto-renewed certificates
- Changed: dropped X-Frame-Options header in favor of frame-ancestors
- Changed: save and continue in vulnerabilities overview not working correctly
8.3.0.1
- Fixed: issues with the decryption model
8.3.0 – 2024-08-12
- Fixed: some strings were not translatable
- Fixed: premium support link did not work
- Fixed: links in emails were sometimes incorrect
- Fixed: fatal error on permission detection
- Added: password security scan detects weak and compromised passwords
- Changed: disable cron schedules on deactivation
- Changed: custom license check header improves hosting compatibility
- Changed: added option to disable X-powered-by header
- Changed: new improved encryption method for some settings
8.1.5 – 2024-06-21
- Fixed: documentation links to website broken
- Changed: some text changes in helptexts
- Changed: new structure to upgrade database tables
8.1.4 – 2024-06-11
- Fixed: cookie expiration change not loading
- Fixed: Visual Composer compatibility with Enforce Strong Password
- Fixed: multiple CloudFlare detected notices in onboarding
- Fixed: checkbox position in onboarding
- Changed: dropdown in onboarding not entirely visible
- Changed: styling of locked XML RPC overview
8.1.3 – 2024-05-16
- Fixed: WP Rocket compatibility when advanced-headers.php does not exist
8.1.2 – 2024-05-16
- Fixed: advanced-headers.php now supports early inclusion
8.1.1 – 2024-05-14
- Fixed: upgrade from <6.0 to >8.0 causing fatal error
- Fixed: URL to details of detected vulnerabilities was incorrect
- Added: detection of non-recommended permissions on files
- Added: configure region restrictions for your site
- Changed: textual change on premium overlay
- Changed: upgraded minimum required PHP version to 7.4
- Changed: compatibility with Bitnami
- Changed: compatibility of Limit Login Attempts with WooCommerce
- Changed: remove duplicate X-Really-Simple-SSL-Test from advanced-headers-test.php
- Changed: clear notice about .htaccess writable if do_not_edit_htaccess is enabled
8.1.0
- Fixed: show ‘self’ as default in Frame Ancestors
- Added: Limit Login Attempts Captcha integration
- Changed: some string corrections
- Changed: catch not existing rsssl_version_compare
- Changed: check for openSSL module existence
- Changed: set default empty array for options, for legacy upgrades
- Changed: disable custom login URL when plain permalinks are enabled
- Changed: drop renamed folder notice, not needed anymore
- Changed: enable advanced headers in onboarding
- Changed: is_object check in updater
8.0.1
- Fixed: enable 2FA during onboarding when not selected by user
- Fixed: upgrading to Pro preserves settings when clear on deactivation enabled
- Fixed: catch several array key not existing errors
- Changed: better CSP defaults
8.0.0
- Added: hide remember me checkbox
- Added: extend blocking of malicious admin creation to multisite
- Changed: drop prefetch-src from Content Security Policy
- Changed: disable two-fa when login protection is disabled
7.2.8
- Fixed: clear cron schedules on deactivation
- Changed: translations update
- Changed: info notice about automatic free and pro plugin merge
7.2.7
- Changed: added integration with FlyingPress and Fastest Cache
- Changed: fix exiting a filter, causing compatibility issue with BuddyPress
7.2.6
- Fixed: custom 404 pages with custom login URL
- Added: option to limit login cookie expiration time
- Changed: text changes
- Changed: CSS on login error message
- Changed: header detection improved by checking the last URL in redirect chain
7.2.5
- Fixed: IP detection header order
- Fixed: table creation on activation of LLA module
7.2.4
- Fixed: PHP warning in Password Security module
- Fixed: change login URL feature not working with password protected pages
- Changed: move database table creation to Limit Login Attempts module
- Changed: prevent PHP error caused by debug.log file hardening feature
7.2.3
- Fixed: CSP data not showing in datatable
7.2.2
- Changed: improved check for PharData class
7.2.1
- Fixed: config for CSP preventing Learning mode from completing
- Fixed: datatable styling
- Fixed: using deactivate_https with WP-CLI did not remove htaccess rules
- Changed: add query parameter to enforce email verification
- Changed: CSS for check certificate manually button
7.2.0
- Fixed: changed link to article
- Fixed: remove flags .js file which was added twice
- Fixed: typo in missing advanced-headers.php notice
- Changed: catch PHP warning when script src is empty when using hide WP version
- Changed: new save & continue feedback
- Changed: datatable styling
- Changed: new react based modal
- Changed: menu re-structured
- Changed: re-check vulnerability status after core update
- Changed: vulnerability notification emails now link to specific details
7.1.3 – 2023-10-11
- Fixed: React ErrorBoundary preventing Let’s Encrypt generation to complete
7.1.2 – 2023-10-06
- Fixed: hook change in integrations loader causing modules not to load
7.1.1 – 2023-10-05
- Fixed: incorrect function usage
7.1.0 – 2023-10-04
- Changed: detection if advanced-headers.php file is running
7.0.9 – 2023-09-05
- Changed: typo update word
- Changed: translatability in several strings
7.0.8 – 2023-08-08
- Fixed: handling of legacy options in PHP 8.1
- Fixed: count remaining tasks
- Changed: WordPress tested up to 6.3
- Changed: improve file existence check json
7.0.7 – 2023-07-25
- Fixed: handling of legacy options in PHP 8.1
- Fixed: prevent issues with CloudFlare when submitting support form
- Fixed: translations singular/plural for Japanese translations
- Changed: modal icon placement in wizard on smaller screens
- Changed: expire cached detected headers five minutes after saving settings
7.0.6 – 2023-07-04
- Fixed: translations not loading for chunked react components
- Changed: support custom wp-content directory in advanced-headers.php
- Changed: prevent usage of subdirectories in custom login URL
- Changed: added manual vulnerability recheck parameter
7.0.5
- Fixed: reverted redirect method to fix non-www site login issues
7.0.4 – 2023-06-14
- Fixed: feedback on hardening features enable action not showing as enabled
- Changed: notice informing about the new free vulnerability detection feature
- Changed: improved the PHP redirect method
- Changed: make the wp-config.php not writable notice dismissable
7.0.3
- Fixed: fix false positives on some plugins
- Changed: vulnerability notifications in site health, if notifications are enabled
7.0.2
- Changed: improve matching precision on plugins with vulnerabilities
7.0.1
- Fixed: REST API ajax fallback now works correctly
7.0.0
- Added: Vulnerability Detection (Beta)
- Changed: move onboarding rest api to do_action rest_route
- Changed: catch several edge situations in SSL Labs api
- Changed: SSL Labs block responsiveness
- Changed: more robust handling of wp-config.php detection
6.3.0
- Changed: added support for the new Let’s Encrypt staging environment
6.2.5
- Fixed: capability mismatch in multisite
- Changed: add warning alert option
6.2.4
- Fixed: catch non array value from notices array
- Fixed: typo in documentation link
- Changed: optionally enable notification emails in onboarding wizard
- Changed: onboarding styling
6.2.3
- Changed: back-end react to functional components
- Changed: multisite notice should link to network admin page
- Changed: detect existing CAA records to check Let’s Encrypt compatibility
- Changed: tested up to WP 6.2
- Changed: UX improvement learning mode
6.2.2
- Fixed: capability mismatch for non-administrator in multisite admin
6.2.1
- Fixed: race condition when activating SSL through WP-CLI
- Fixed: missing disabled state in textarea and checkboxes
- Fixed: some strings not translatable
- Fixed: Let’s Encrypt renewal with add on
- Changed: permissions check re-structuring
- Changed: notice on subsite within multisite environment about wildcard updated
6.2.0
- Added: optional email notifications on advanced settings
- Changed: added tooltips
- Changed: added warnings for .htaccess redirect
- Changed: don’t send user email change on renaming admin user
- Changed: use BASEPATH only for wp-load.php, symlinked folders load based on ABSPATH
- Changed: improved support for environments where Rest API is blocked
6.1.1
- Fixed: WP-CLI SSL activation fix when site not visited before
- Changed: prevent ‘undefined’ status showing up in api calls on settings page
- Changed: notice for incompatible Let’s Encrypt shell add-on versions
6.1.0
- Fixed: empty menu item visible in Let’s Encrypt menu
- Changed: some UX changes
- Changed: limit number of notices in the dashboard
- Changed: load rest api request URL over https if website is loaded over https
6.0.14
- Fixed: settings page when using plain permalinks
6.0.13
- Fixed: CSS for blue labels in progress dashboard below 1080px
- Fixed: WP-CLI SSL activation not working due to capability checks
- Fixed: catch invalid account error in Let’s Encrypt generation
- Fixed: do not block user enumeration for gutenberg
- Changed: improve method of dropping empty menu items in settings dashboard
- Changed: dynamic links in auto installer
- Changed: change rest_api method to core wp apiFetch()
- Changed: scroll highlighted setting into view after clicking “fix” on a task
- Changed: HTTP method tests run in batches to prevent CURL timeouts
- Changed: clean up code-execution.php file after test
- Changed: notification when DISABLE_FILE_EDITING is set to false
- Changed: drop some unnecessary translations
- Changed: WP version test uses options for better persistence
6.0.12
- Fixed: multisite admin username test uses correct database prefix
- Changed: allow submenu in back-end react application
- Changed: skip value update when no change has been made
- Changed: no redirect on dismiss of admin notice
- Changed: remove obsolete warning
- Changed: qtranslate support on settings page
6.0.11
- Fixed: login check works when HTTP_X_WP_NONCE unavailable
- Fixed: admin notices now dismiss immediately
6.0.10
- Fixed: Apache 2.4 compatibility for upload directory code blocking
- Fixed: Varnish cache compatibility for REST API requests
- Fixed: manage_security capability added for upgraded users
- Fixed: allow for custom rest api prefixes
- Fixed: Let’s Encrypt DNS verification save and action issues
- Fixed: REST API error handling prevents blank settings page
- Changed: simplify user enumeration test
- Changed: catch unexpected response in SSL Labs object
- Changed: z-index on onboarding modal on smaller screen sizes
- Changed: hide username field if no admin username is present
6.0.9
- Fixed: incorrectly disabled email field in Let’s Encrypt wizard
- Changed: on rename admin user, catch existing username, and strange characters
- Changed: catch openBaseDir restriction in cpanel detection function
- Changed: removed 6.0 update notices from subsites
6.0.8
- Changed: Let’s Encrypt wizard CSS styling
- Changed: re-add link to article about Let’s Encrypt
- Changed: let user choose a new username when selecting “rename admin user”
6.0.7
- Fixed: restricted .htaccess rewrite to prevent plugin conflicts
6.0.6
- Fixed: drop upgrade of .htaccess file in upgrade script
6.0.5
- Fixed: .htaccess race condition with simultaneous updates
6.0.4
- Fixed: .htaccess redirect compatibility with upload code blocking
- Fixed: deactivation now fully removes wp-config.php changes
6.0.3
- Fixed: Rest Optimizer no longer deactivates other plugins
6.0.2
- Fixed: do not show WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY notice if WP_DEBUG is false
- Fixed: empty cron schedule
- Fixed: auto installer used function not defined yet
- Fixed: rest api optimizer causing an error in some cases
- Changed: several typos and string improvements
6.0.1
- Fixed: translations not loading for scripts
6.0.0
- Added: Server Health Check – powered by SSLLabs
- Added: WordPress Hardening Features
- Changed: User Interface
- Changed: Tested up to WordPress 6.1.0
