The latest updates, improvements, and fixes from the Wp Admin team.
We've redesigned the client dashboard with a cleaner, more intuitive interface. Key changes include:
We've upgraded our 2FA implementation to support TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) with recovery codes. All admin accounts will now have the option to enforce 2FA via dashboard settings. This adds an extra layer of protection for your WordPress installations.
Fixed a bug where database synchronization from staging to production would occasionally timeout on larger sites (>500MB DB). The process now uses chunked transactions to handle large datasets reliably.
Implemented parallel processing for backup restoration. Average restore times are now 40% faster. For a typical 1GB backup, restoration now takes approximately 2 minutes instead of 3.5 minutes.
Connect your Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace to receive real-time alerts about your sites. You can configure channels for specific categories like security alerts, critical errors, or update notifications. Setup is available in Settings > Integrations.
Updated Web Application Firewall rules to block recent brute force patterns targeting wp-login.php and REST API endpoints. Added enhanced rate limiting for failed login attempts. These rules are applied automatically to all managed sites.
Resolved a conflict with Elementor Pro v3.20 that caused the live editor to throw PHP warnings. The fix ensures smooth operation without degrading performance. A full compatibility test suite has been added to prevent regression.
Previously, SSL certificates were only auto-provisioned for primary domains. You can now enable automatic SSL for unlimited subdomains with a single toggle. This is ideal for sites using subdomains for staging or multisite networks.