Wordfence 6.3.10 Live and ready to secure your site!

There is a point release for Wordfence today, version 6.3.10. Please update as soon as you are able.

• Improvement: Reduction in overall memory usage and peak memory usage for the scanner.
• Improvement: Support for exporting a list of all blocked and locked out IP addresses.
• Improvement: Updated the WAF’s CA certificate bundle.
• Improvement: Updated the browscap database.
• Improvement: Suppressed the automatic HTTP referer added by WordPress for API calls to reduce overall bandwidth usage.
• Improvement: When all issues for a scan stage have been previously ignored, the results now indicate this rather than saying problems were found.
• Fix: Worked around an issue with WordPress caching to allow password audits to succeed on sites with tens of thousands of users.
• Fix: Fixed an IPv6 detection issue with one form of IPv6 address.
• Fix: An empty ignored IP list for WAF alerts no longer creates a PHP notice.
• Fix: Better detection for when to use secure cookies.
• Fix: Fixed a couple issue types that were not able to be permanently ignored.
• Fix: Adjusted the changelog link in the scan results email to work for the new www.remarpro.com repository.
• Fix: Fixed some broken links in the activity summary email.
• Fix: Fixed a typo in the scan summary text.
• Fix: The increased attack rate emails now correctly identify blacklist blocks.
• Fix: Fixed an issue with the dashboard where it could show the last scan failed when one has never ran.
• Fix: Brute force records are now coalesced when possible prior to sending.

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