WP Cerber Security Pro - WordPress Antispam & Malware Scan v9.9 Nulled

WP Cerber Security Pro v9.6.6 - WordPress Antispam & Malware Scan
= v9.6.6 =
New: Introduced automatic translation of the plugin interface and messages for non-English websites, powered by AI and delivered via the WP Cerber cloud.
Improved: Enhanced plugin interoperability by allowing third-party plugins to integrate with WordPress and WP Cerber's authentication, enforcing their rules during login attempts.
Improved: Enhanced compatibility with alternative WordPress directory structures, such as those used by Bedrock.
Improved: Refined error messages on WordPress and WooCommerce login/password reset forms for better compatibility with third-party plugins.
Improved: Streamlined error reporting by automatically logging PHP errors and displaying them in a developer-friendly format on the Diagnostic tab.
Fixed: Resolved incorrect Anti-spam settings links displayed in Activity log pop-up windows.
Fixed: Addressed missing translations for tab titles on WP Cerber admin pages for non-English websites.
Fixed: Resolved a fatal PHP error triggered when saving add-on settings.
Fixed: Corrected URL display in Activity and Traffic logs when WordPress is installed in a separate directory.
Fixed: Resolved an issue where CTRL + clicking a link failed to open it in a new window/tab.
Fixed: Repaired broken "View details" links on the WordPress Plugins admin page.
Other: Removed the obsolete "Cerber Security Cloud protocol" setting.

WP Cerber Security Pro v9.6.5 - WordPress Antispam & Malware Scan
New: Dashboard widgets can now be rearranged using drag-and-drop, giving you full control over their placement.
New: Unused widgets can be disabled via the gear icon at the bottom of the page for a cleaner interface.
New: Added new widgets to the dashboard: Activity Breakdown, Top Offending IP Addresses, New Users, and Login Issues, providing deeper insights into site activity.
Improved: WP Cerber now leverages persistent WordPress cache like Redis to speed up some SQL-heavy requests on admin pages.
Improved: Permissions to block users have been updated, allowing any user with the edit_users or delete_users capability to block accounts. [How to block a WordPress user](https://wpcerber.com/how-to-block-wordpress-user/)
Improved: An inter-page overlay loader has been introduced to improve navigation on resource-intensive admin pages.
Compatibility: WordPress now checks for required PHP and WordPress versions before allowing an update to WP Cerber.
Compatibility: Added plugin headers "Requires PHP" and "Requires at least" to wp-cerber.php for better compatibility checks.
Compatibility: This is the final version supporting PHP 7.0, as the next release will require PHP 7.2.
Compatibility: Removed outdated CSS that previously supported older versions of Safari.
Fixed: Resolved issues with untranslated plural forms in some multilingual phrases.

New: WP Cerber continuously monitors IP detection issues and provides diagnostic messages. If IP detection fails due to configuration or server settings, the details of the issue are displayed to assist in troubleshooting.
Improved: When valid proxy headers are missing, WP Cerber falls back to the standard $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] variable to extract IP addresses.
Improved: If the PHP constant [CERBER_IP_KEY](https://wpcerber.com/wordpress-ip-address-detection/) is configured but does not provide valid IP address, WP Cerber switches to fallback methods for IP detection.
Improved: The Sessions page now marks users with enforced [2FA](https://wpcerber.com/two-factor-authentication-for-wordpress/) using a green "2FA" label. A solid label indicates successful verification, while an outlined one means verification is pending.
Improved: WP Cerber’s cookies in the "Live Traffic" log are highlighted in green under "Server Response Cookies". Their values are now properly decoded for easier analysis.
Improved: REGEX patterns for [URL exceptions](https://wpcerber.com/antispam-exception-for-specific-http-request/) no longer require escaped slashes. Existing patterns are automatically updated during the upgrade.
Improved: 2FA PIN emails now include the recipient’s first and last name along with their email address. This change helps improve email deliverability.
Improved: Enhanced storage of 2FA session data prevents its misuse as an attack vector in compromised WordPress databases.
Improved: 2FA login forms have been improved for full compatibility with WordPress installations in sub-folders, particularly on web servers with sub-optimal configurations.
Improved: Database operations are optimized to leverage the latest PHP-compatible technologies. Performance on modern servers is improved.