WP Toolkit 6.9.0

Added WP Toolkit plugin to WordPress interface We added a WP Toolkit plugin to the WordPress® administrative interface. Site admins can now access WP Toolkit vulnerability information directly from the WordPress admin dashboard. The plugin detects when WordPress directly installs or updates plugins and themes and immediately applies mitigation strategies. For information on how to enable this plugin, read Plesk’s <a href=”https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/wordpress-toolkit-6.8.0″ target=”_blank”>WP Toolkit change log. Restore backups on different platforms You can easily restore backups made in WP Toolkit version 6.9 on different servers and platforms, for example, a backup from Plesk restored on cPanel or a backup from cPanel restored on Plesk. For information on how to restore a backup from another domain or server, read Plesk’s <a href=”https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/wordpress-toolkit-6.9.0″ target=”_blank”>WP Toolkit change log. Improved vulnerability protection rules In most cases, WP Toolkit now immediately applies vulnerability protection rules and other mitigation policies without waiting for the hourly maintenance task. WP Toolkit also now applies vulnerability protection rules to ignored low-risk vulnerabilities. Other changes * WP Toolkit now supports cloning and copying data between WordPress installations that use the Redis Object Cache plugin. * We made accessibility and security improvements and bug fixes. * We shortened the Feature Showcase text for the WP Guardian addon. * Deprecated: -password CLI option This feature will be deprecated in the next major version of WP Toolkit (version 6.10). Use the ADMIN_PASSWORD environmental variable instead.