Wordfence 5.3.6 has just been released! This version includes a few important fixes and a few awesome new features including the ability to block anyone (or anything) from submitting a form to your site if they have a blank referrer header and user-agent header.
About an hour ago researcher Walter Hop from Slik BV in the Netherlands disclosed multiple serious vulnerabilities in the InfiniteWP Admin Panel on the Full Disclosure and Bugtraq mailing lists.
There is a serious vulnerability in the WordPress Download Manager plugin that allows a remote attacker to upload malicious scripts to your website, gain administrative access and modify passwords.
With Chrome version 39 which is in the process of being released (see footnote), Google has started issuing warnings if a website is using a certificate that has a signature algorithm that uses the older and less secure SHA1.
WordPress 4.0.1 has just been released and with it the announcement that multiple critical vulnerabilities have been discovered and fixed in several versions of WordPress Core including the current version 4.0.
Wordfence 5.3.3 has been released. It contains an important security fix along with improved recognition of private IP address ranges and a fix for a warning which appeared in the previous release.
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