Update: We have received reports from a plugin vendor that there may be some confusion about whether or not the plugins referred to in this post are still vulnerable.
Version 6.2.1 of Wordfence was just released and you may have noticed in the changelog that we’ve announced that we will be removing Falcon from Wordfence.
If you’ve been using the Wordfence Firewall for a while, you may have noticed that our firewall ruleset has been growing steadily over the past few months.
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