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Every API request now identifies the installation wp.org-style. All
requests to reportedip.com carry a uniform User-Agent
(ReportedIP-Hive/{version} (WordPress/{wp-version}; https://site)) plus an X-Rip-Site header with the announcing site URL — on Multisite the network
home URL, since a network counts as one licensed domain. Previously only the
relay endpoints sent the site URL and the rule sync sent a bare product
token. The service uses this to show "X / Y domains" per plan; nothing else
changes and older plugin versions keep working unchanged. Third-party
services (the HIBP password check) never receive the site identity.
"Licensed domains" card on the Security Dashboard. Next to the relay
quota cards the dashboard now shows how many domains the Community Access
Key is used on versus the plan allowance, based on the snapshot the service
returns on key verification. An admin notice appears when the account is
over its domain limit, with a link to the reportedip.com dashboard where
domains can be released.
Changed
Privacy disclosures updated everywhere the transmission is described.
The mode selector, the setup wizard's connect step, the suggested
privacy-policy passage (Tools → Privacy) and the readme now state that
Community-mode requests carry the installation identity — and, just as
explicitly, that visitor-related data stays limited to the IP address and
event type of detected threats.
Fixed
Release highlights stopped mid-sentence. The banner rendered whatever
the feed sent, and a row that had been shortened upstream ended at an
arbitrary character with nothing to show for it, so "The IP gate" read like
the whole sentence. Over-long rows are now cut at the last sentence end that
fits, at a word boundary otherwise, and always close with an ellipsis. The
server side of the feed was fixed in the same pass, so highlights arrive as
whole sentences again.