WordPress Security

Cloudflare and WP Cerber

If your site is behind the Cloudflare proxy service and your WordPress is protected by the WP Cerber plugin, you have to do two things to let them work well together. Enable My site is behind a reverse proxy on the Main Settings page. If you have configured the Custom login URL, you have to exclude it from caching by Cloudflare’s [...]




Releases

WP Cerber Security 2.9

What is new? Added ability to check and block prohibited usernames (logins). You can specify list of usernames (logins) on a new settings tab called Users. The plugin will immediately block any attempt to log in and will lock out any IP address have tried to use those logins. It’s recommended to have at least following [...]


Releases

WP Cerber Security 2.7.2

Small issues in the plugin were fixed Fixed bug for non-English WordPress configuration: the plugin is unable to block IP in some server environment. If you have configured language other than English you have to install this release. Fixed two small bugs related to 1) unable to remove IP subnet from the Access Lists and 2) getting IP [...]




Releases

WP Cerber Security 2.7

What’s new in the most powerful and flexible solution to mitigate brute force attacks and hardening WordPress New: Now you can easily view extra WHOIS information for IP addresses in the activity log including country, network info, abuse contact, etc. New: Added ability to disable WordPress REST API, see Hardening WordPress New: [...]




Releases

WP Cerber Security 2.0.1.6

What’s new in the best plugin to mitigate brute force attacks and hardening WordPress Important Note: This release brings a lot of changes to the code – let me know if something goes wrong via support form. You can roll back to the last stable version here: Downloads. New: Added Reason column on the Lockouts screen which will [...]


WordPress Security

Plugin Inspector

Want to know more about plugins you have installed on your blog? The Plugin Inspector plugin is an easy way to check plugins installed on your WordPress and make sure that plugins do not use deprecated WordPress functions and some unsafe functions like eval, base64_decode, system, exec, etc. Some of those functions may be used [...]