Sucuri Security – Auditing, Malware Scanner and Security Hardening

July 09, 2024

Sucuri Security – Auditing, Malware Scanner and Security Hardening Plugin

The Sucuri WordPress Security plugin is a security toolset for security integrity monitoring, malware detection and security hardening.

Sucuri Inc. is a globally recognized authority in all matters related to website security, with specialization in WordPress Security.

The Sucuri Security WordPress plugin is free to all WordPress users. It is a security suite meant to complement your existing security posture. Currently the ownership of this plugin was transferred to GoDaddy.
It offers its users a set of security features for their website, each designed to have a positive effect on their security posture:

Security Activity Auditing
File Integrity Monitoring
Remote Malware Scanning
Blocklist Monitoring
Effective Security Hardening
Post-Hack Security Actions
Security Notifications
Website Firewall (premium)
Cache-Control header administration

Contributors & Maintenance Notice

1.8.30

Daniel is no longer maintaining the Sucuri plugin at GoDaddy. We have transferred it to a dedicated team to maintain and improve it.

Installation

The installation of the Sucuri WordPress Security plugin is very simple and straight forward. A detailed breakdown of the process is available here (including images), however, below we outline the bare minimum steps.

To install Sucuri Security and complement your Security posture:

Log into your WordPress administration panel,
In the sidebar, choose “Plugins” and then “Add New”,
Type “sucuri” or “sucuri-scanner” in the search box,
Install the option with the “By Sucuri Inc.” at the foot,
Once activated, you will find a new icon in the sidebar with the Sucuri logo. Go to the plugin’s dashboard and click the button that says “Generate API Key” to activate the event monitoring, this will generate a unique key to authenticate your website against the remote Sucuri WordPress API service,
Feel free to visit the plugin’ settings page to configure other options including the security alerts, hardening options, file system scanner paths and API service communication.

Visit the Support Forum to ask questions, suggest new features, or report bugs. And recommend the plugin to your friends and colleagues if you think it can help them.

Screenshots

WordPress Integrity Tool - Detects added, modified, and removed files.
Integrity Diff Utility - Shows differences in the core WordPress files.
Audit Logs and Malware Scanner - Reports suspicious events and malicious code.
Sucuri Firewall - Settings visibility, audit logs, IP blocklisting, and cache.
Website Hardening - Offers multiple options to increase the security of the website.
Failed Logins - Shows failed login attempts, successful logins and online users.
Post Hack Tools - Offers multiple tools to react after the suspiciousness of a hack.
Settings - Offers multiple settings to configure the functionality of the plugin.
Cache control headers - Offers multiple options to configure the cache control header.

FAQ

More information on the Sucuri Security WordPress plugin can be found in our Knowledge Base.

What is the security activity auditing?

This is perhaps the most underutilized security function. It’s the act of monitoring all security related events within your WordPress install. The challenge is, what makes up a security event. In the eyes of Sucuri, any change that occurs within the application could be categorized as a security event, and as such we try to record it.

This is important because it gives you, the website owner, the ability to keep a good eye on the various changes occurring within your environment. Who is logging in? What changes are being made?

This feature is logging all activity to the Sucuri cloud, for safe keeping. This ensures that an attacker is not able to wipe your forensic data and prevent further security analysis after a compromise. If an attacker is able to bypass your security controls, your security logs will be kept safe within the Sucuri Security Operations Center (SOC).

This feature is particularly important to website / system administrators and security experts looking to understand what is going on with their website and when it’s happening.

What is the file integrity monitoring

Security File Integrity Monitoring has been fundamental to the world of security. It’s the act of comparing a known good with the current state. If the current state differs from the known good, you know you have a problem. This is the basis of a lot of host intrusion detection systems. It’s what we have built into the plugin.

It will create a known good the minute the plugin is installed. This will be of all the directories at the root of the install, this includes plugins, themes and core files.

What is the remote malware scanning?

This feature is powered by our scanning engine, found on our free security scanner – SiteCheck. It’s important to take some time to understand how this scanner works. There are limitations with the way this scanner works, you can find more information in the FAQ section.

What is the blocklist monitoring?

Another very interesting feature of the Security Malware Scanner is that it checks various blocklist engines, including the following:

Sucuri Labs
Google Safe Browsing
Norton
AVG
Phish Tank
ESET
McAfee Site Advisor
Yandex
SpamHaus
Bitdefender

These are some of the largest blocklisting entities, each having the ability to directly impact your brand’s online reputation. By synchronizing with their environments we’re able to tell you, upon scan, whether any of them are negatively flagging your website with a security related issue. If they do, then via our website security product, we’re able to help you get off of the security blocklist.

What is effective security hardening

It’s easy to get lost in the world of security hardening. At Sucuri we clean hundreds of websites a day, many with the various security hardening configurations you find in various WordPress Security presentations. In this section, we add those that we feel to be most effective, and that complement the entire Sucuri suite of products.

What are the post-hack security actions

Regardless of how good your security posture is, sometimes it’s impossible to prevent the inevitable. When this happens, we’ve included a section to help you walk through the three key things you should do after a compromise.

What are the security notifications

Having all these security features would be useless unless you were notified of the issues. This is why we have made available security alerts. We have also expanded the various security related events, to provide website owners more flexibility in regards to what they want to know about. As a website owner, you have the option to make these security alerts as quiet or noisy as you would like.

What is the website firewall (premium)

This is by far the coolest security feature Sucuri has to offer everyday website owners. It’s an enterprise grade Website Firewall designed to give you the best security protection any website can hope for. It protects your website from a variety of website attacks, including:

Denial of Service (DOS / DDOS) Attacks
Exploitation of Software Vulnerabilities
Zero Day Disclosure Patches
Brute Force Attacks against your Access Control Mechanisms

This is coupled with a number of features like:

Performance Optimization
Advanced Access Control Features
Failover and Redundancy

This is not included as a free option of the plugin, but is integrated so that if purchased you are able to activate. If you prefer to leverage the Sucuri Firewall product by itself, you have the option to operate the Website Firewall WordPress Security plugin in standalone mode.

The Sucuri WordPress Security plugin is built by the team that is known for their proactive approach to security. It is built using intelligence gathered from thousands upon thousands of remediation cases, millions of unique domain scans and 10’s of millions of website security attack blocks.

What does this plugin do that other security plugins don’t do?

A few other security plugins provide activity monitoring features, but few do them well. The activity monitoring in this plugin is second to none, tying the activity into the Sucuri Security Operations Center (SOC) ensuring its safe keeping.

This security plugin also takes a different approach to security plugins, stripping it of what we categorize as unnecessary features for a basic website end-user. We’ve narrowed the key features we felt were most pertinent to any website owner and integrated them into this plugin.

If I install the Sucuri Security plugin do I get a Sucuri account?

No, this is a free plugin that we offer at no charge. It does not mean you get a free account.

If I have the premium plugin, do I need the free plugin?

The premium plugin was deprecated back in 2014. All the major features were merged into the free plugin. If you are still using the (old) premium plugin please consider deleting it and installing the (new) free plugin from the WordPress plugin market. Notice that you will need to generate a new API key as the new API service does not supports the old one.

Do I still need Sucuri’s products if I have this plugin?

Yes. This plugin compliments your existing security toolsets. It is not designed to replace the Sucuri Website Security or Firewall products.

Where do I get support for this plugin?

The best place is to engage us via the Support Forum. If you are a client, you can submit a ticket here.

Does your plugin conflict with WordFence?

The plugin does not, but there might be issues with our scanners. If you get an “Unable to Properly Scan Your Site” error, it’s likely because the WordFence plugin is blocking our scanner as an invalid crawler. You would have to white list our IP address on the WordFence dashboard.

What are the Remote Malware Scanner limitations?

Because the security malware scanner is remote, it is unable to see things that are on the server but that are not displaying on the browser. If you are interested in this, we encourage you to subscribe to our website security product. This issues includes things like Phishing pages, Backdoors, Mailer Scripts, etc.

Your plugin didn’t detect this malware?

This happens, reference the remote scanner limitations above. This should not be confused with our website security product. If you have malware, and you are a client, submit a ticket so that we can help you get clean.

If you are not a client, and you want to share what you have found please send it to [email protected].

The plugin is not performing application level malware / security scanning so this is not uncommon.

Is it free to enable the Website Firewall option?

No, it is not. To enable you must subscribe to the Website Firewall service.

Will this plugin impact the performance of my website?

We improve the performance of the code with every release. However, due to differences between hosting providers there are cases where the plugin may affect the responsiveness of the website upon installation. Things like HTTP requests, SSL certificate verifications and DNS lookups are among the few things that, depending on how your web server is configured, will slow down your website.

Do the logs get stored to my database?

No, they do not.

Are there any issues installing your plugin with any hosts?

Not that we are aware of.

Do I need this plugin to use the Website Firewall service?

No, it is not required. The Website Firewall runs in the cloud without the need of anything installed. This plugin only helps see and manage the service from the WordPress dashboard.

What information does Sucuri collect?

We take your privacy seriously. For free plugin users without an API key, no information is collected by Sucuri. After activating an API key, Sucuri will store some information, such as logs. Please see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Please email [email protected] if you have other questions about your privacy.

How do I configure the Cache-Control header?

Go to Settings > Headers and enable the Cache-Control header selecting a mode according to your website’s need and click on submit. You can also activate the Cache-Control header by updating the cache header fields in one of the page types by using the “Edit” button in the table rows. Please enable site caching on your WAF to use these settings. If you are a Sucuri client and require assistance, please create a ticket and reach out to the firewall team for support.

Changelog

1.9.1

Add support for configuration of Cache-Control header

1.8.44

Update Firewall settings page to improve privacy and offer new options to handle API keys

1.8.43

Update readme and main plugin file to specify license
Update plugin’s transient name to address to best practices

1.8.42

Update malware cleanup notification

1.8.41

Updates navigation to include “More” dropdown
Add further validation when trying to write HTACCESS
Update WordPress.org links (redirected from codex)

1.8.40

Update list of Sucuri cleanup files
Update successful login screen to show date time

1.8.39

Fixed API service messaging

1.8.38

Fixed API service handling when the SUCURISCAN_API_URL config value is not defined
Fixed API service UI messaging

1.8.37

Fixed plugin image assets and screenshots to match new branding
Fixed password reset email link protocol
Fixed remote fonts usage
Removed wordpress.sucuri.net API dependency
Updated screenshots

1.8.36

Changed Branding fonts, colors and images to match the current Sucuri brand

1.8.35

Fixed “Early referer checks on admin hooks”

1.8.34

Added referer check on admin hooks

1.8.33

Fixed “Added option to clear cache by path”

1.8.32

Fixed “Empty wp-config file after automatic secret key updates”

1.8.31

Fixed “Path cannot be empty” error

1.8.30

Bump version

1.8.29

Changed ownership

1.8.28

Silence fopen warning

1.8.27

Add support for PHP 8
Reduce memory requirements when reading a log file
Fix DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT related notice

1.8.26

Replace the word “blacklist” with “blocklist” in the codebase
Replace the word “whitelist” with “allowlist” in the codebase

1.8.25

Fix notice about MONTH_IN_SECONDS in WP < 4.4
Update reset password workflow

1.8.24

Fix warning caused by humanTime function
Fix fatal error caused by cron jobs with nested arguments

1.8.23

Add Automatic Secret Keys Updater
Improve button’s and link’s messaging on Last Logins sections
Improve messaging on Hardening page
Improve messaging on IP Access page

1.8.22

Add “SSL existence check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Salt & Security Keys existence check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Salt & Security Keys age check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Admin account check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Single super-admin check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Too many plugins check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “File editing check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “WordPress debug check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add “Basic hardening check” to WordPress Security Recommendations
Add a delete button on Last Logins sections
Add register of logs removal on Audit Logs
Fix display of Access File Integrity on NGINX/IIS servers
Remove PHP version check from hardening page

1.8.21

Add WordPress Security Recommendations section in the dashboard
Add PHP version check
Fix goo.gl links
Fix post_type pattern match to allow numbers and max of 20 chars
Fix Audit Logs queue timezone issue
Fix regex in template string replacement
Update translation file to include WordPress Security Recommendations section fields
Make the menu icon use the menu color styling
Remove block button from failed logins page

1.8.20

Add dynamic core directories in the hardening allowlist options
Modify scheduled tasks panel to load the table via Ajax
Allow hosting details display to be filterable
Preparation for translations

1.8.19

Add option to refresh the SiteCheck malware scan results
Add support for a CLI command to ignore files in the core integrity check
Fix text

1.8.18

Keep settings when the plugin is deactivated, unless the plugin is uninstalled

1.8.17

Update Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

1.8.15

Make default plugin options filterable
Fix missing button to manually activate the advanced features
Remove unnecessary tags from README per WordPress guidelines
Modify resolution of the images to respect retina display

1.8.14

Add filter to allow automatic configuration of the settings

1.8.13

Add new version of the GPL v2 license file
Remove unused option to reduce number of failed logins
Fix multiple typos in the code found after a diff parse
Modify name of the base library file for consistency
Modify wording of the API key panel in the settings page
Add option to include the hostname in the alert subject
Fix open_basedir restriction was not considered on scans
Remove firewall API key deletion on re-authentication

1.8.12

Fix invalid array when deselecting all security alerts
Add language files to the list of ignored changes
Modify internal response to the log file not found error
Add option to force the firewall cache flush
Fix unexpected exception when open_basedir is in place
Add support to export and import trusted IP addresses
Add link to the audit logs API endpoint for developers
Add reverse ip address in all email alerts from visitor
Remove API key from the settings that can be exported
Modify code to make default plugin options filterable
Add ability to store the settings in the object cache
Add support for wp-cli and command to generate an API key
Fix missing documentation tags in the command line library
Fix format and coding standard in CSS and JavaScript files
Add button to toggle the visibility of the post-types table
Modify order of the added, modified, removed core files
Fix relative file path when ABSPATH is point to root
Add additional notifications for changes on users

1.8.11

Modify Sucuri firewall detection with regular expressions
Modify option to force scanner to ignore directories
Modify form to monitor and ignore post-types
Modify miscellaneous changes in some alert messages
Modify error message displaying for invalid CSRF validations
Fix minor issues with the version detection code
Remove internationalization support for consistency
Add support for the RTL reading direction
Add API key in admin notice when it is being deleted
Fix modification date for corrupt core files
Fix audit log parser for incompatible JSON data
Fix password visibility when the option is changed

1.8.10

Version bump skipped

1.8.9

Remove duplicated failed user authentication log
Remove trailing forward slash from asset URL
Fix post-type ignore tool to allow hyphens in the ID
Fix queries to the database in the last logins page
Remove unnecessary option queries to the database
Fix PHP notice for a string offset cast occurred
Remove unnecessary data from the website info page
Modify timing for the execution of the Ajax requests

1.8.8

Add smart limit to send logs from the queue to the API
Add option to ignore events for post transitions
Fix infinite loop with email alerts and SMTP plugin
Add option to configure the malware scanner target URL
Add option to enable the auto clear cache firewall function
Modify status of the directory hardening using the Firewall
Modify error message in audit logs when the API key is missing
Modify timing for the dashboard alerts after an update
Modify firewall clear cache button to execute via Ajax
Modify firewall settings page to load data via Ajax
Add option to blocklist IP addresses with the Firewall API
Fix order of the audit logs when the queue is merged
Add more directories to ignore during the scans
Add option to customize the URL for the malware scans
Fix error interception for Firewall API errors
Add support for other English and Spanish based languages
Modify mechanism to ignore files from integrity checks
Add option to stop sending the failed login passwords
Modify default value for some of the alert settings
Remove unnecessary statistics panel for the audit logs
Modify output for the malware results to simplify links
Add option to override the timezone for the datetime
Add option to configure the WordPress checksums API
Add maximum execution time avoidance in the integrity tool
Add support to run diff on deleted WordPress files

1.8.7

Fix multiple issues with the API calls
Add queue system to fix website performance
Fix non-dismissable newsletter invitation message
Fix performance of the audit log parser without regexp
Add conditional to check for the availability of SPL
Add cache for the audit logs to make dashboard responsive
Modify frequency of the file system scans to run daily
Remove option to configure the maximum API timeout
Modify location of the scanner options and scheduled tasks
Add button to send the logs from the queue to the API

1.8.6

Add default language for internationalization fallback

1.8.5

Fix minor bugs after post-testing of the new release
Add full support for internationalization with en_US locale
Add full support for internationalization with es_ES locale

1.8.4

Modify the entire interface to offer a fresh design
Add support for internationalization via gettext
Modify the structure of the project for maintainability
Remove minified files to facilitate future contributions
Add warning message in the reset plugin tool page
Fix loading sequence for additional PHP files
Add restriction to prevent direct access to PHP files
Fix file search by name when the directory is passed
Add HTTP request parameters to track some settings
Fix reset plugin tool with the new WordPress API
Fix length of the pagination helper with many pages
Add performance boost for the failed logins page
Modify structure of the failed logins data analyzer
Fix deactivation of all the scheduled tasks from settings
Modify entire code base to enforce HTTPS over HTTP
Remove heartbeat settings after performance improvement
Remove unnecessary XHR event monitor and report
Remove deprecated functions from previous releases
Remove deprecated tool to scan for error_log files
Modify failed logins logger with wrong passwords
Remove plugin checksum dependency to avoid asset cache
Modify minimum PHP version in hardening page
Fix email alerts with non-existing site_url option
Add tool to import and export the plugin settings
Add uninstall instructions during deactivation of the plugin
Fix plugin reinstall procedure with backup and prechecks
Modify mechanism to ignore irrelevant WordPress core files
Modify list of available scheduled task frequencies
Fix lazy load of the CSS and Scripts on the correct pages
Add audit log message fixer for the wpephpcompat_jobs event
Fix website URL in the template for the email alerts
Add message in the core integrity tool for false positives
Add option to reset the content of some storage files
Add mechanism to display self-hosting logs as fallback
Fix incoherent failed login processor on pagination
Add option to display differences in core integrity checks
Modify the default and maximum timeout for the API
Fix static data storage path to allow server migrations
Add option to ignore non-registered custom post-types
Add more details into the event that monitors post deletions
Fix event monitor for plugin activation and deactivation
Fix dynamic directory tree deletion with improved performance
Fix automatic deletion of conflicting plugins
Add event monitor for all supported post status transitions
Add one-time newsletter invitation after plugin updates
Add code to delete legacy plugin options from database
Modify error on non-processed files in the integrity checks
Fix overflow of HTTP requests to SiteCheck API on failures
Fix handling of the actions in the core integrity checks
Add message and button to reset the audit logs cache
Add ajax request to load malware scans for performance

1.8.3

Removed goo.gl links
Fixed fatal error when PHPMailer failed
Fixed incorrect selected value in settings
Added SiteCheck for arbitrary domain
Various code cleanup

1.8.2

Modified logic of the settings in database checker
Modified default value for the available updates alerts
Fixed undefined array and object keys in audit logs
Fixed incompatibilities with foreign API service responses
Added development option to keep using the database
Added panel with information about the plugin settings
Added conditional to prevent redeclaration of class
Fixed cache flush method used to delete datastore

1.8.1

Modified default setting for the core integrity alerts
Added more files to the core integrity ignore list
Fixed support for custom data storage directory
Fixed admin notices after changing alert settings
Fixed settings and audit logs for the firewall page
Fixed regression with clear cache in firewall page

1.8.0

Added error message when storage is not writable
Fixed option getter to migrate plugin settings if possible
Fixed base directory name without PHP DIR constant
Fixed user authentication denial when no blocked users
Fixed htaccess standard rules checker with no WP_Rewrite

1.7.19

Added method to rescue HTTP requests using sockets
Fixed mishandled JSON data in audit logs Ajax request
Modified list of firewall features and promo video

1.7.18

Added options library using external file instead of the database
Modified API calls using custom HTTP request using Curl
Fixed core files marked as broken in a Windows server
Fixed pagination links in last and failed logins page
Fixed password with ampersands in email alert
Fixed allowlist hardening using the authz_core module
Removed unnecessary emails to reduce spam
Added constant to stop execution of admin init hooks
Added explanation for invalid emails and no MX records
Added link to open the form to insert the API key manually
Added more options in the IP discoverer setting
Added option to configure malware scanner timeout
Added option to configure the API communication protocol
Added option to reset the malware scanner cache
Added scheduled task and email alert for available updates
Added tool to block user accounts from attempting a login
Added tool to debug HTTP requests to the API services
Various minor adjustments and fixes

1.7.17

Added API service failback mechanism
Added core integrity email on force scan
Slight interface redesign
Various bugfixes and improvements

1.7.16

Fixing a low severity XSS (needs admin access to create it)

1.7.14

Added alternative method to send email alerts
Added button to reset options with explanation
Added suggestion for new users to check plugin settings
Allow mark as fixed non-writable core files
Fixed display menus items single or network panels
Fixed handle boolean values in PHP config retrieval
Fixed non-standard content location in core integrity
Fixed user identifier as integer on password reset
Modified css and js files to reduce size
Modified do not load resources on hidden sidebar
Modified fully redesign of general settings page
Modified hide update warning if versions are the same
Modified wording of post-types alert settings
Removed ellipsis of long IPv6 addresses in last logins
Removed unnecessary dns lookups in infosys page
Removed unnecessary monospace fonts in settings status
Removed unnecessary ssl verification option processor

1.7.13

Fixed issue affecting site performance
Fixed clear hardening of previous versions
Modified report and block non-processable ajax actions
Added configure DNS lookups for reverse proxy detection
Added option to configure comment monitor and logs
Added option to configure the XHR monitor and logs

1.7.12

Improved hardening options
Added more logging events
Various bugfixes and improvements

1.7.11

Reverted change for firewall detection to protect legacy users

1.7.10

Added better checks for SSL issues
Fix for audit log timezones
Various bugfixes and improvements

1.7.9

Improved reinstallation process
Updated sidebar banners
Various bugfixes and improvements

1.7.8

Fixed bug on the secret keys hardening.

1.7.7

Added better support for directory separators
Added option to remove API key from plugin
Various bugfixes and improvements

1.7.6

Added audit log reporting.
Added more settings for better control.
Added support for more actions.
Improved multisite support.
Added support for reverse proxies.
Various bugfixes and improvements.

1.7.5

Added better handling of API responses of remote scanner.

1.7.4

Added option for keeping failed logins until the user removes them.
Bugfixes for user reported issues.

1.7.3

Error log panel.
Various bug fixes.

1.7.2

Messaging and FAQ updates.

1.7.1

Fixed remote scanning that was not loading automatically on some installs.

1.7.0

Added Hardening option to remove error log files
Bug fixes on some new registrations.
Changed format of the internal logs to json.

1.6.9

Multiple bug fixes (as reported on the support forums).
Added heartbeat for the file scans.
Code cleanup.

1.6.8

Fixing interface.

1.6.7

Added Support for integrity checks on i18n installations.
Fixed the setting change bug.

1.6.6

Internal code cleanup and re-organization.
More white lists for the integrity checks.
Additional settings to customize some of the warnings.

1.6.5

Fixed integrity checking display.

1.6.4

Fixed API generation bug.

1.6.3

Added proper brute force alerts.
Added option to restrict number of emails.
Added more description to the emails.
Added a list of failed login attempts inside the last login tab.

1.6.2

Setting a maximum number of emails per hour.
Fixing typos.

1.6.1

Initial release with new auditing options.

1.6.0

A new dashboard to welcome users to the new features of the plugin.
Overall design of the interface of all the pages were modified.
SiteCheck scanner results were filled with more information.
SiteCheck scanner results markers when the site is infected/clean.
System Info page were simplified with tabulation containers.
Integrity check for administrator accounts was optimized.
Integrity check for outdated plugins/themes was optimized and merged.
IPv6 support in last logins statistics.

1.5.7

WordPress 3.9 compatibility

1.5.6

Added IPv6 support.
Fixed links and messaging.

1.5.5

Added list of logged in users.
Added system page.
Change the integrity checking to use WP API.

1.5.4

Bug fixes.

1.5.2

Adding additional information about .htaccess hacks and the server environment.

1.5.0

Fixing last login and giving better warns on permission errors.
Making the integrity check messages more clear.

1.4.8

New and clean design for the scan results.
Adding a web firewall check on our hardening page.

1.4.7

Cleaning up the code a bit.
Only displaying last login messages to admin users.
Storing the logs into a log file instead of the db.

1.4.6

Increasing last login table to the last 100 entries.

1.4.5

Fixing some issues on the last login and allowing the option to disable it.

1.4.4

Small bug fixes + forcing a re-scan on every scan attempt (not using the cache anymore).

1.4.3

Fixing a few PHP warnings.

1.4.2

Fixing a few PHP warnings.

1.4.1

Small bug fixes.
Adding last IP to the last login page.

1.4

Added post-hack options (reset all passwords).
Added last-login.
Added more hardening and the option to revert any hardening done.

1.3

Removed some PHP warnings and code clean up.
Added WordPress integrity checks.
Added plugin/theme/user checks.

1.2.2

Tested on WP 3.5.1

1.2.1

Tested on WP 3.5-RC4
Style changes

1.2

Cleared PHP warnings
Added /inc directory
Added /lib directory
Logo added
Default stylesheet added
Header area added
Sidebar area added
Restyled 1-click hardening page
Removed old malware page

1.1.7

Tested on WP 3.5-RC3.

1.1.6

Upgrading for WP 3.3.

1.1.5

Removed PHP warnings / code cleaning.

1.1.3

Cleaning up the results.
Added 1-click hardening.

1.1.2

First release that is good to be used (debugging code removed).

1.1.1

First public release.