1.5.5 Released

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  • Added ability for admin’s to unlock login and unblock their IP addresses if they’re accidentally locked out by the firewall or login security. Uses two security tokens to prevent abuse.
  • Admins can now also disable firewall and login security from the unlock-me email, just in case of emergency.
  • Made advanced options visible so you know they exist.
  • Fixed dns_get_record() function not existing bug on Windows sytems pre PHP 5.3.0. Was causing scans to hang.
  • Increased login lockout defaults to be much higher which still protects against brute force hacks.
  • Removed CURLOPT_MAXREDIRS in curl to avoid safe mode warnings.
  • Fixed ability to view and diff files on blogs installed in subdirectories.
  • Fixed ability to see individual IP hits on subdir sites.
  • Plugin and theme update messages now include links to the upgrade page.
  • Removed the link on the login form that mentions the site is protected by Wordfence.
  • Changed lockout defaults to be much higher.
  • Added options for higher number of failures before lockout in options page.
  • Now including plugin version in the activity log when the admin chooses to email it to us for debugging.
May 1, 2012 at 2:19 pm
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