Security Ninja Pro - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.276 Nulled

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.276 Nulled
== Changelog ==

= 5.276 =
* 2026-03-27
* Maintenance release - Minor improvements and stability.
* FIX: Security Fixes — Saving the Fixes screen now applies wp-config changes only when toggles are ON: disable file editor, disable WP_DEBUG, and secure session cookies. Previously, always-present form keys made the “on” paths run even when options were OFF, which could append duplicate `define()` lines and trigger PHP notices (thanks Masahiro Kasahara for the report). `update_define` also skips appending a constant that is already defined (e.g. set from an included file).
* Setup wizard – Fixed errors in the wizard and made a few small improvements.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.275 Nulled
= v5.275 = 2026-03-16
* FIX: Event Logger – Plugin and theme installs are now logged (previously only updates were recorded). Activate and deactivate events are always logged with a fallback label when plugin name cannot be read.
* NEW: Event Logger – Now also logs activated_plugin, deactivated_plugin, add_user_role, and remove_user_role for a fuller audit trail.
* Event Logger – reliability: Event Logger now records settings changes, post updates, plugin activation/deactivation, and user events correctly when the module is enabled. Previously, events could be missing due to licensing checks blocking the write path; logging no longer depends on that for storing events.
* Event Logger – less noise: A single click to update an already-published post now creates one log entry instead of three. Saving a settings page (e.g. General) creates one entry instead of duplicate entries.
* Event Logger – clearer actions: Settings saves are logged with the action "options_saved" and show which settings page was updated (e.g. General, Reading). Internal WordPress hook names like "whitelist_options" are no longer shown in the log.
* Event Logger – security: Passwords and account activation keys are never stored in the log or shown in event details. User registration and profile update events only store non-sensitive data.
* AI Security Advisor – Get a plain-English security summary and top improvements from your security tests. Uses WordPress 7 AI Connectors (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic); no domains, URLs, or personal data are sent.
* AI Security Advisor – Overview tab shows when your site was last reviewed and a one-line teaser from the latest report, or invites you to run your first review or set up a connector.
* AI Security Advisor – Dashboard widget shows advisor status at a glance (last reviewed, ready for first review, or set up) with a quick link to the Security Advisor page.
* Event Logger – Login events are recorded only when a valid user is present, so your log stays accurate when other plugins or tools fire login-related hooks.
* IMPROVED: Visitor Logging (Cloud Firewall) – The Visitor Logging subtab now shows how much database space the visitor log uses and how many entries it contains. A "Reset visitor log" button lets you clear all visitor log entries in one click.
* FIX: Firewall – Removed the "blocked_kanagawa" blocked-hosts rule. Kanagawa is a Japanese prefecture and the rule caused false positives for legitimate traffic from Japanese ISPs (e.g. OCN). Thank you Masahiro.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.270 Nulled
== Changelog ==

= 5.270 =
* 2026-02-22
* FIX: Secure cookies fix now writes ini_set lines before any closing PHP tag in wp-config.php, preventing "headers already sent" and cookie/login issues. Thanks to Olga for the detailed report that made this fix possible.
* NEW: Core Scanner – You can now open a printable report when the scan finds issues. Use "Print / Download report" to open the report in a new window and print or save as PDF for your records or support.
* IMPROVED: Core Scanner – The report button is always visible; when no issues are detected it shows a short notice so you know the option is available after the next scan with findings.
* IMPROVED: Core Scanner – Original WordPress core files are cached for one day when restoring or comparing, so repeat operations are faster and put less load on external servers.
* IMPROVED: Core Scanner – "View differences" now opens in the same unified File Viewer layout as "View File", with consistent styling, file metadata, and shared security validation instead of a separate standalone page.
* FIX: Firewall enable modal – "Send email" (activate and send unblock link) now works. The unblock-email AJAX action was not registered and the handler expected the email in GET; the action is now registered and all unblock-email requests use POST only.
* TECH: All internal script and style references now use non-minified JS and CSS only; minified copies have been removed to simplify the codebase.
* FIX: Fixed PHP 8.1 deprecation notice "Implicit conversion from float to int loses precision" in Cloud Firewall IPv6 CIDR matching. Thanks to Lesford for the report.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.264 Nulled
= 5.264 =
* 2026-01-31
* FIX: Fixed wpdb:repare() error during plugin uninstallation when dropping database tables.
* FIX: Vulnerability scanner no longer blocks wp-admin after deactivating and reactivating the plugin. If the vulnerability data files are missing or unreadable (e.g. after reactivation or server changes), the plugin now recovers automatically: it shows the vulnerability count as zero until the data is restored in the background, and the dashboard continues to load normally.
* IMPROVED: Vulnerability module now recreates and re-downloads its data files when they are missing, so you no longer need to reinstall the plugin to fix a "JSONL file not readable" error.
* FIX: Hardened vulnerability JSONL file handling: guard fclose() on stream and catch all errors when counting records, so missing or unreadable files never cause a fatal in wp-admin.
* FIX: Login Protection - "Failed login warnings" toggle now correctly saves when disabled (was reverting to enabled because unchecked checkbox is omitted from form POST).
* FIX: 2FA – Disabling 2FA in settings now persists correctly; toggle uses a hidden input so unchecked state is saved.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.263
= v5.263 =
* Improved bandwidth usage getting vulnerabilities for all users.
* Improved: Vulnerability scanner now reads vulnerability feeds in a streaming, memory-efficient way to reduce peak memory usage.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.261
= 5.261 = 2025-11-17
* Fixed: 2FA - Changed key name format from "site_url (username):email" to "site_url:username" - Thank you Davina.
* Fixed: Compatibility warning with WordPress 6.7 regarding translation loading timing
* Fixed: Server security restriction warning when checking wp-config.php file location
* Fixed: Fixed critical bug where database prefix changer added an extra underscore when updating wp-config.php, causing WordPress to look for non-existent tables with double underscores (e.g., wp_12345__posts instead of wp_12345_posts). Thank you Tchai.
* Fixed: Database prefix changer to properly update option names and meta keys when changing from custom prefixes (not just "wp_").
* IMPROVED: Database prefix changer now works with any prefix, not just the default "wp_". Can now rename tables when changing from one custom prefix to another. All plugin tables are automatically included in the renaming process.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.260 Nulled
== Changelog ==

= 5.260 =
* 2025-11-12
* NEW: Failed login email warnings - administrators receive email notifications when someone attempts to log in with their username and fails. Can be enabled in Login Form Protection settings.
* NEW: Admin IPs are automatically whitelisted on plugin activation and successful admin login to prevent administrators from being blocked. Thank you Val.
* FIX: Fixed country blocking to respect "only block backend" setting when enabled. Thank you Guru for the tip.
* IMPROVED: Secret access URL processing has been moved up in the request cycle to make sure IP whitelisting happens before any ban checks, so blocked visitors should be able to get back on the site more reliably.
* IMPROVED: wp-config.php backups are stored in encrypted format (AES-256-CBC) to ensure data security. Each backup uses a unique encryption key and initialization vector. This was introduced in a previous release, but was not added to the changelog.
* Update 3rd party libraries - Freemius SDK 2.13.0 among others.

Security Ninja PRO - WordPress Security Made Easy v5.259 Nulled
== Changelog ==

= 5.259 =
* 2025-11-xx
* IMPROVED: Made the dashboard widget visible when white label mode is enabled. Previously the widget was hidden instead. Thank you for the suggestion, Dmitry.
* IMPROVED: Added count-based limit (5000 entries) to visitor log pruning to prevent database bloat on high-traffic sites.
* IMPROVED: Removed deprecated X-XSS-Protection header from REST API - modern browsers ignore this header and Content-Security-Policy is the recommended replacement. Thank you Dmitry for the suggestions.
* IMPROVED: More information on CSP in our knowledgebase.
* FIX: Fixed typo in Permissions-Policy description (explitly → explicitly).
* FIX: Updated Permissions-Policy documentation link from Feature-Policy to Permissions-Policy URL.
* FIX: Corrected Nginx example in Content-Security-Policy test descriptions (was showing X-Frame-Options instead of CSP).
* Preparing for plugin rewrite -> improving the free version and streamlining the premium and free feature set.

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Security Ninja Pro v5.256 - WordPress Security Made Easy
= 5.256 =
* Fix for recommendation engine "wp-config.php not found in the wordpress root directory" - now properly checks for when the config file has been moved up on level. Thank you Eric.
* Fix - 2FA email, user reported emails were sent twice with two different codes. Thank you Eric.
* Improved 2FA setup page stability and performance across different WordPress configurations.
* 2FA - naming of the accounts are now a little more intuitive. Thank you Davina.