WordPress security plugin, firewall & anti-spam

This release is mostly about the parts of WP Cerber you never notice until something goes wrong. We spent it hardening how settings are stored and recovered, how the Traffic Inspector reads obfuscated JavaScript, and how the plugin behaves on older hosting stacks. We also finished a long-running migration off the WordPress Settings API. Here is what changed under the hood and...

This release is about resilience. We spent the last development cycle making WP Cerber harder to break, harder to bypass, and easier to run on hosting environments that are far from ideal. The headline change is a new self-healing mechanism for plugin settings, backed by a set of security fixes in our Traffic Inspector and compatibility work for legacy database dr...

This release is a maintenance and hardening cycle rather than a feature launch. Most of the work happened where site owners rarely look: the data layer that reads your security logs, the code that composes notification emails, and the export paths that hand you a CSV of your activity records. None of it changes how the plugin looks, but all of it changes how reliably and safe...

WP Cerber 9.8.3 is a security and stability maintenance release. We tightened how external and user-supplied data moves through the plugin scanner, security emails, and log exports; rebuilt large activity log exports to behave more predictably under memory pressure; and fixed several issues that made triage and reporting less precise. No configuration changes are ...