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iThemes Security Pro v3.1.1 – WordPress Security Plugin Changelog

v3.1.1 – 2016-11-15 – Chris Jean
    Bug Fix: Remote IP is now correctly identified if the server is behind a reverse proxy that sends requests with more than one IP listed in a single header.
Bug Fix: Fixed the link for a user in the logs page so that it properly works on sites that are inside a subdirectory.
Bug Fix: Improved how Strong Password Enforcement works on password resets to improve compatibility with various plugins.
Bug Fix: Improved the logic for determining whether a user should have Strong Password Enforcement applied. This covers situations where the user may have a custom role, a customized default role, or added capabilities beyond their role.
Bug Fix: Removed warning that could happen when updating a user without changing their password.
Enhancement: Improved the logic for determing the requesting IP address to better handle situations where the site is behind a reverse proxy.
Enhancement: Strong Password Enforcement now uses a PHP port of zxcvbn to ensure that a strong password was selected.
Enhancement: All links in Security that have target=”_blank” now have added rel attributes to protect against tabnapping.
Misc: Updated remaining ip-lookup.net links to instead link to traceip.net in keeping with other links that were previously updated to traceip.net.

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