Sed Lex

I have the same issue… but it does not solve by itself

The ajax response is the following

{success: true, data: {result: "null", nonce: "abfa7e1d9c"}}
data: {result: "null", nonce: "abfa7e1d9c"}
success: true

I check in phpinfo
cURL support enabled
Sockets Support enabled

1.5.13 should deal with it

I am here.

The problem seems to be in the translation comment that has been submitted for the plugin

I immediately look this issue

Are we good ? or do you believe that there is a biais in my reasoning ?

It is not a very big guess … If the plugin work and suddenly stop work this is a hint that there is a new conflicting plugin … The zooooom plugin seems a quite good candidate

I guess that you install a conflicting plugin … What is the class zooom ?

Deactivate other plugins and see if thing is corrected

Sorry but I have no clue as this is handle by a JavaScript plugin I did not write

Let s say that an attacker can test 1000 combinations per second (if you have a web server which can handle this amount of queries but I doubt of it) it leave you plenty of time

I fully understand your point

Even if you consider that the 10 last characters are the only random part, il leaves 36^10 possibilities (i.e. 3?656?158?440?062?976 possibilities) if you consider that an attacker can test 10 passwords per seconds (on a web server it is hard to be quicker) it will takes 4?231?664?861 days to be sure to guess your random number.

I agree that the real number is in fact less than the above number because it only statistical you cannot say it takes 42 days to guess the 10 random last characters .

Even 365 days should be fine

If I am mistaken please tell me

The random hash is has secure as any password long of 40 characters … I believe that you sql password is not as long : therefore the security of the sql file is more secure than you actual database ??

The presence of the files is normal as it should be created before being saved on the ftp: you may reduce the time before these file are deleted to one day if you want in the parameters

Note : The ajax request in my plugin is designed to run the background process for checking for plagiary

When we try to log into your admin part, a popup appears https://das-ernaehrungshandbuch.de/wp-admin/

Therefore i assume that for secutity reason you add a plugin which ask for an apache authentication in your admin backend…

As the ajax request call this scripts https://das-ernaehrungshandbuch.de/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php, therefore your site trigger this popup

As a consequence, it is not because without my plugin there is no popup that this is my plugin which generates such popup

Pretty sure it is unrelated to my plugin !!

Could you provide a screen shot ?

Do not see what do you mean

No I am still here but there is no easy way to have other way of activating the process

Therefore do bot believe that in short time this plugin will change its way of working