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Releases: Gecka-Apps/wordpress-plugin-gecka-security

🐬 v1.1.1 — A little room between the waves

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Oct 05:42
  • Notices above the header of the admin pages spaced like those of Site Health.

🪸 v1.1.0 — Reef ready for the open ocean

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Oct 04:40
  • Author archives and the REST users route closed to subscribers and customers too: only the accounts that can write posts see them, a capability the gecka_security_enumeration_capability filter changes. An account keeps its own archive and routes.
  • The journal names the account behind an enumeration refused to someone logged in.
  • A scan of the author archives or of the users route is one journal row per hour, counted, instead of one row per request.
  • Admin pages styled again on sites that install the plugin through their own Composer.
  • The breached-password check is off until an administrator switches it on, and Site Health recommends it. Sites that never saved the settings had it on by default: switch it on again under Settings > Security.
  • The breached-password warning shows on the dashboard, the profile and the screens of the plugin only.

🌊 v1.0.0 — First wave

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Oct 04:33
  • Brute-force lockouts per address on every way in: login form, WooCommerce, XML-RPC and application passwords, with a longer lockout for repeat offenders.
  • Visitor address read from trusted proxies only, with Cloudflare support.
  • Blocklist, and logins allowed or refused by country with Gecka Geolocation.
  • Account names kept private: author archives, REST users route, oEmbed, sitemap, login and lost password messages.
  • Breached passwords refused through Have I Been Pwned, by k-anonymity.
  • Reserved login names, refused at registration and counted double on a failed login.
  • XML-RPC, pingback and trackback switches, security headers, file editors off.
  • Password resets and registrations limited per address.
  • Mail alerts on a new administrator, a login from a new network and, as an option, every login.
  • Journal of the logins and the account changes, statistics by entry point, country, network and system, dashboard widget.
  • Site Health tests, personal data export and erasure, privacy policy paragraph.
  • WP-CLI unlock command, safelist constant in wp-config.php, multisite support.