Development version 6.1.3
Improvements
- The Traffic Inspector algorithm detects malformed and double extensions like .php.jpg more precisely.
- Access Lists now accept IPv6 address in any form. You can enter a shortened IPv6 (short form) or a full IPv6. A full IPv6 will be shortened to the short IPv6 address representation.
Bugs fixed
- If REST API is blocked, a request with specially malformed URL can bypass protection.
- An IPv4 range in the Access Lists might not work as expected, depending on server/site settings.
Use this link to download the development version of the plugin:
https://my.wpcerber.com/downloads/wp-cerber.zip
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