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Really Simple SSL Pro 8.0: Another step towards Really Simple Security Perhaps it is one of the larger open secrets in WordPress, Really Simple SSL has been transitioning from a single-purpose SSL plugin towards a full-featured Security Plugin over the past year. As SSL encryption has really become a standard and need-to-have for any website, we felt that Really Simple SSL was in the unique position to introduce a Really Simple Security plugin to the WordPress ecosystem. We recognize (and

Instructions 7.0.0 wil be our next major release and will feature a simple approach to fending off and mitigating vulnerabilities in plugins,. themes and WordPress core. As you can expect from Really Simple SSL this has a simple configuration under settings, while the heavy lifting is done under the hood. In the best case scenario you will never find out what happens if a vulnerability is found, but if you want to try (safely) you can trigger some of Really

Really Simple SSL 7.0 will include vulnerability scanning for WordPress core, plugins, and themes, and is now in Beta! With the below form, you will join our Beta Program, which includes Beta releases and information about Really Simple SSL’s roadmap. After joining our Beta program you will receive Really Simple SSL 7.0. immediately. We ask kindly to report any issues, we explain everything in the email that follows. If you’re already in the Beta Release Program, you will get an

Meet Really Simple SSL Our major release Really Simple SSL 7 is coming soon. Pricing Really Simple SSL 6 is coming! Join our Beta Release Program. Learn more 5+ Million Happy Users Awesome Support Easy Configuration for Complex Features By WordPress & Security Experts Really Simple SSL 6 5/5 out 7000+ reviews  5/5 Hardening Advanced WordPress tweaks Fortify your website Always in the background Keep WordPress fortified and safe by tackling its weaknesses. Hardening features are available in Really

Looking for the changelog of Really Simple SSL & Really Simple SSL Pro? Below instructions will work for other plugins as well: How to access the changelog Go to your WordPress plugins overview. Find Really Simple SSL and click on “View Details” Click on the “Changelog” tab. Our changelog can be read as follows. The screenshot shows 3.3.5 in terms of releases this means (major release) . (minor release) . (tweaks or bugfixes). The most common practice is major release