4 versions
NinjaFirewall (WP+ Edition) history.
Every release of NinjaFirewall (WP+ Edition) is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.
3 of 4 releases scanned clean
v4.8.1Latest
February 26, 20269.7 MBScanned
Other
- All active installations will now use NinjaFirewall sessions instead of PHP's.
Added
- compatibility with PHP 8.5, which will be released in a few weeks.
v4.7Unavailable
December 24, 20258.7 MBUnknown
Fixed
- the "[NinjaFirewall]" subject tag line that was missing in all email notifications.
September 30, 202510.0 MBScanned
Other
- All new installations will now use NinjaFirewall sessions instead of PHP's. Current installations will automatically migrate at a later time (next release or so).
- Whitelisted reCAPTCHA response to prevent it from being blocked by the firewall.
- WP+ Edition (Premium): Updated the IP location databases.
- WP+ Edition (Premium): Added the PROPFIND method to the "Access Control > HTTP Methods" section. By default, it is not enabled.
- Small fixes and adjustments.
Improved
- Charts.js library.
Added
- the "autofocus" attribute to the login protection form.
Fixed
- since PHP 8.1 MySQLi extension throws an Exception on errors (props @m2e47).
August 26, 20259.8 MBScanned
* Several small fixes and adjustments under the hood.
* WP+ Edition (Premium): The firewall log can now be sorted in ascending (oldest entries first) or descending (newest entries first) order. See "NinjaFirewall > Logs > Log Options > Sorting".
* WP+ Edition (Premium): Added Square and Airwallex webhook IP addresses to the "Access Control > IP address > External Services" section.
* WP+ Edition (Premium): When saving an IP address to the whitelist or blacklist in the "IP Access Control" settings page, NinjaFirewall will reject non-conform CIDR values and display a warning.
* WP+ Edition (Premium): Updated geolocation database.
Why archive
Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin NinjaFirewall (WP+ Edition) to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.