Release announcements, threat intelligence updates, and security news from the ReportedIP team.
Six new free tools go live: reverse DNS with forward confirmation, an RDAP abuse contact finder, a security header check, crawler verification and an ASN report across 19,827 networks. Ten tools in total, no account needed.
Read moreReportedIP Hive 2.1.62 turns the audit trail into a record of who changed what: eight trigger groups, 48 events with the acting user, the request agent and the affected object, old and new values on every setting change, a site filter for networks and an audit page for every site administrator.
Read moreReportedIP Hive 2.1.57 replaces the Settings and Firewall screens with one Protection page of fourteen cards and a Tools page, and the dashboard now names the next step.
Read moreA hidden honeypot field and a script-based execution proof each score a scripted WordPress submission above the spam threshold, comments filed for review, sign-ups and resets refused outright.
Read moreReportedIP Hive 2.1.54 replaces the six-step setup wizard with one page and adds form execution proof against scripted comment and sign-up spam.
Read moreFive new protections in ReportedIP Hive 2.1.51: a full registration rule set, access lockdown switches, a readiness register with twelve detectors, account blocking with a session manager, and adaptive two-factor triggers. Three of the five are free on every plan.
Read moreA WordPress site only needs to exist to get attacked. 21 empty honeypots nobody knew about took 422 attacks from 85 IPs in 7 hours, the first one 15 minutes after go-live.
Read moreAn unauthenticated second-order SQL injection in All-in-One WP Migration (up to 7.109) hides in trackbacks and fires on backup restore. Hive's default firewall blocks the ingress path on every plan, and a targeted trackback rule shipped today.
Read moreNine security findings closed, plugin updates restored for remote dashboards, a canonical settings registry and signed fleet management for every site you run. Everything that shipped between Hive 2.1.41 and 2.1.49.
Read moreFour months after the first release, ReportedIP Hive runs on around 100 WordPress installations, 85 of them reporting attacks to the community network daily. The HIVE50 coupon takes 50% off the first year of PRO until November 20, 2026.
Read moreTor exit-node blocking, trusted-proxy source ranges, a security widget on the WordPress dashboard and two firewall-hardening releases, everything that shipped between Hive 2.1.37 and 2.1.41.
Read moreHow the YubiKey 5C NFC works as a WordPress second factor: WebAuthn ceremony internals, the Hive implementation, setup in 5 steps, site policy defaults, developer hooks and the nine errors you meet in production.
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