=== SiteFort - Advanced Security, Firewall & Malware Scanner ===
Contributors: securewpteam
Tags: security, malware scanner, firewall, 2fa, vulnerability
Requires at least: 6.0
Tested up to: 7.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.2.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Secure WordPress with firewall protection, 2FA, vulnerability scanning, hardening, bot blocking and fast cloud-assisted malware scans.

== Description ==
Most WordPress security problems start with familiar weak points: exposed files, outdated plugins, unsafe logins, weak passwords, noisy bots, missed hardening rules, or hidden malware already sitting on the site. SiteFort brings those protection layers into one place.

Turn on firewall rules, block bad bots, protect logins with 2FA and CAPTCHA, scan for vulnerable plugins and themes, harden risky settings, monitor security events, and check for malware, backdoors, web shells, injected scripts, SEO spam, suspicious redirects, hidden admin risks, breached passwords, and exposed sensitive files.

Shaped by real hacked-site recovery experience, SiteFort is designed to protect busy sites without adding unnecessary server strain. It uses fast local file hashing, selective cloud analysis for unknown or suspicious files, on-site database checks, rate limits, and bad-request blocking to keep protection lightweight.

**Helpful links:** [SiteFort Features](https://securewp.net/wordpress-security-plugin/) | [Free Remote Scan](https://securewp.net/security-checker/) | [Pro Pricing](https://securewp.net/pricing/) | [Documentation](https://securewp.net/docs/) | [Malware Removal Help](https://securewp.net/wordpress-malware-removal/)

#### CORE SECURITY FEATURES
* **WordPress hardening** locks down XML-RPC, user enumeration, REST access, application passwords, file editing, PHP execution, sensitive files, version output, directory listing, and security headers.
* **Login security and 2FA** protect accounts with authenticator app codes, email codes, recovery codes, custom login URL, brute-force lockouts, CAPTCHA, and safer generic login errors.

* **Password protection** includes weak-password detection, strong-password enforcement, breached-password checks, password reuse prevention, and password expiration policies.

* **Vulnerability scanner** checks WordPress core, plugins, and themes against known vulnerability intelligence with severity, affected assets, CVE references, and recommended action.

* **Firewall and traffic protection** block bad bots, abusive IPs, country traffic, crawlers, user agents, rate-limit abuse, and requests looking for exposed files or weak points.

* **Cloudflare rule sync** can push supported IP, country, and user-agent rules to Cloudflare so high-volume blocks can happen before traffic reaches WordPress.

* **Easy bot filter policy** gives you Basic, Balanced, and Maximum bot protection with SEO-safe defaults for trusted search engines and social previews.

* **Cloud-assisted malware scanner** uses fast hash checks first, then deeper cloud file analysis for unknown or suspicious files to detect backdoors, web shells, malicious PHP, injected scripts, SEO spam, unsafe URLs, redirects, modified files, and exposed sensitive files.
* **Full-site security review** checks files, user accounts, content, database safety, reputation, sensitive file exposure, server state, hidden admin risks, and weak security posture.

* **Audit log and Console** provide event history, security evidence, multi-site visibility, remote workflows, reports, team access, and alert routing.

#### PERFORMANCE-FIRST WORDPRESS SECURITY

Security should protect your site without slowing it down. SiteFort is designed for busy WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, agencies, and shared or managed hosting where heavy scans and bot traffic can waste server resources.

* **Hash-first scanning** checks known files quickly before deeper analysis is needed.
* **Selective cloud analysis** reviews suspicious files without making your server do all the heavy malware work.
* **On-site database checks** inspect database safety without uploading database content to the cloud.
* **Bad-bot blocking** reduces scraping, automated abuse, repeated 404 hits, and bots hunting for weak points.
* **Cloudflare Sync** can push supported firewall rules to Cloudflare before traffic reaches WordPress.

#### WORDPRESS SECURITY SCANNER

SiteFort is not limited to basic file scanning. It runs a layered security review of the WordPress site and organizes findings by severity.

* **Hash-first file analysis** - checks local file hashes first so known clean and known malicious files can be resolved quickly without expensive server-side scanning.
* **Deep malware detection** - sends only unknown or suspicious files for deeper cloud analysis when needed, helping detect backdoors, web shells, malware variants, suspicious PHP, injected code, SEO spam, malicious redirects, unsafe URLs, and exposed sensitive files.
* **File integrity checks** - reviews WordPress core, plugins, themes, uploads, and custom files for unauthorized changes and clean-file restore opportunities.
* **User account security** - detects weak account posture, breached passwords, risky roles, suspicious user data, and administrator accounts that need review.
* **Ghost administrator detection** - flags hidden or unexpected administrator accounts, including suspicious admin users created outside normal site workflows.
* **Content and database safety** - checks WordPress data locally for injected malicious content, suspicious options, unsafe URLs, spam injections, malicious redirect indicators, and database-level threats.
* **Domain and IP reputation** - checks reputation context for the website domain and server IP so blocklist or abuse signals are visible before they affect trust.
* **Sensitive file exposure** - finds exposed backups, logs, config files, debug files, server fragments, dotfiles, and other files attackers commonly search for.
* **Vulnerability scanner** - checks WordPress core, plugins, and themes for known vulnerabilities, affected versions, severity, CVE references where available, and recommended action.
* **Server state checks** - reviews public paths, security headers, file exposure, and server conditions that can make compromise easier.

Cloud-assisted file scanning helps reduce server load while content and database checks run on your website. Your database content never leaves your site.

#### WORDPRESS FIREWALL

SiteFort helps block unwanted traffic before it keeps wasting your server resources. Create simple firewall rules for IPs, countries, bots, crawlers, and user agents without writing custom security rules.

* **IP and country rules** let you block or allow traffic by IP address, CIDR range, country, bot, crawler, or user agent.
* **Country blocking** supports both block-selected and allow-only modes.

* **Sensitive file protection** helps stop bots looking for `.env`, `.git`, `wp-config.php` backups, SQL dumps, debug logs, installer files, exposed metadata, and other risky paths.

* **Cloudflare Sync** can push supported IP, country, and user-agent rules to Cloudflare so high-volume blocks happen before traffic reaches WordPress.

* **Temporary edge blocks** can block repeat attackers at Cloudflare when Cloudflare Sync is configured.

* **Rate limiting and 404 controls** help reduce abusive spikes, repeated missing-page requests, and automated traffic noise.

* **Community threat intelligence** helps block traffic from malicious IPs seen across the SiteFort network.

* **Vulnerability-hunting bot protection** helps block bots looking for vulnerable plugins, themes, backup files, configuration leaks, and version details.

#### EASY BOT FILTER POLICY

Not all bots are bad. SiteFort gives you simple bot protection levels so you can block unwanted automation while keeping trusted search engines, social previews, and major crawlers allowed.

* **Basic** blocks known hacking tools and bots looking for vulnerable files.

* **Balanced** blocks hacking tools, scraping bots, and automated scripts. Recommended for most sites.

* **Maximum** blocks hacking tools, scrapers, automated scripts, and unrecognized bot traffic.

Use the policy that fits your site, then adjust rules as needed from the firewall dashboard.

#### LOGIN SECURITY AND 2FA

Account takeover is one of the fastest ways to lose control of a WordPress site. SiteFort adds layered login protection without requiring multiple plugins.

* Role-based two-factor authentication.
* Authenticator app codes.
* Email verification codes.
* Recovery codes.
* Brute-force lockouts.
* CAPTCHA protection.
* Custom login URL.
* Weak password detection.
* Breached-password detection.
* Strong-password enforcement.
* Password expiration policies.
* Generic login errors to reduce username guessing.
* XML-RPC and REST authentication controls.

#### WORDPRESS SECURITY HARDENING

SiteFort helps close the exposure points attackers check first, then verifies whether key protections are actually working.

* **XML-RPC controls** - disable XML-RPC, restrict XML-RPC authentication, or block pingback abuse where appropriate.
* **User enumeration blocking** - reduce username leaks from author archives, REST endpoints, and common discovery paths.
* **Sensitive file protection** - block public access to `.env`, backups, logs, debug files, `.git` metadata, lock files, sample configs, and server fragments.
* **PHP execution protection** - block PHP execution in uploads and direct PHP access inside plugin/theme folders where supported.
* **Directory listing protection** - reduce exposure from browsable upload, plugin, theme, or backup directories.
* **File editor protection** - disable the built-in theme/plugin file editor to reduce damage from compromised admin accounts.
* **REST and application password controls** - restrict risky REST access and application password behavior based on site needs.
* **Version and metadata cleanup** - hide WordPress version output and reduce exposed generator/header signals.
* **Security headers** - analyze and manage CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, and disclosure headers such as `X-Powered-By`, `Server`, and `X-Generator`.
* **Verified hardening** - SiteFort checks whether supported hardening rules are enforced and shows what may require manual hosting or server configuration.

#### VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

SiteFort checks installed WordPress core, plugin, and theme versions against vulnerability intelligence and shows affected assets, severity, CVE references where available, and recommended fixes.

SiteFort does not claim to virtually patch vulnerable code. Instead, it helps you identify affected components, prioritize fixes, update where possible, and reduce reconnaissance with scanner-bot blocking while you patch.

**Pro:** automated vulnerability alerts notify teams when a known vulnerability affects an installed plugin, theme, or WordPress core version.

#### ONE-CLICK REPAIR AND RESTORE

**Pro:** SiteFort adds guided repair workflows so you can act on scan findings without manually editing files over FTP or SSH.

* **Repair or delete malicious files** directly from scan results.
* **Restore clean WordPress core, plugin, and theme files** when a trusted clean source is available.
* **Repair supported paid plugin/theme files** when clean-source matching is available.
* **Quarantine suspicious files** and restore them later if needed.

For active compromise, Securewp expert cleanup and managed security services are available when hands-on investigation, root-cause patching, blacklist help, or post-cleanup review is needed.

#### AUDIT LOG AND SITEFORT CONSOLE

SiteFort keeps a security event history so you can quickly see what changed, what was blocked, and what needs attention.

* **Login activity**: successful logins, failed logins, lockouts, 2FA events, and account-related actions.
* **User and site changes**: user updates, plugin/theme changes, settings changes, and sensitive admin actions.
* **Firewall activity**: blocked IPs, country rules, bot blocks, rate-limit events, and suspicious request activity.
* **Scanner results**: malware findings, vulnerability findings, reputation checks, hardening issues, and scan history.
* **Hardening changes**: applied rules, failed rules, verified protections, and items that need manual review.

Use SiteFort from your WordPress dashboard for site-level protection. Connect to **SiteFort Console** when you want centralized visibility across multiple sites.

* **Multi-site status** for connected websites.
* **Remote scan history** and vulnerability tracking.
* **Uptime and SSL expiry checks**.
* **Email, Slack, Discord, and webhook alerts**.
* **Downloadable reports** for clients or internal review.
* **Team roles and support workflows**.
* **White-label options** for agencies on supported plans.

SiteFort Console is available for connected users. Some Console workflows, reporting features, white-label options, managed services, or advanced automations may require a paid plan.

#### HOSTING COMPATIBILITY

SiteFort is built for real WordPress hosting environments, including shared hosting, managed hosting, VPS setups, and Cloudflare-proxied sites.

* **Works with major web servers**: Apache, Nginx, and LiteSpeed.
* **Works with common hosting types**: shared hosting, managed WordPress hosting, VPS, and dedicated servers.
* **Cloudflare-friendly**: supports Cloudflare-proxied sites and optional Cloudflare rule sync.
* **Low-resource aware**: cloud-assisted scanning helps reduce heavy scan work on smaller hosting plans.
* **Verified hardening**: SiteFort checks whether key hardening rules are actually enforced, not just enabled in the dashboard.

Some hardening rules depend on server permissions and hosting configuration. When a rule cannot be applied automatically, SiteFort shows the rule status and helps identify what needs manual server configuration.

#### PRO AND MANAGED SECURITY FEATURES

Core protection is available in the plugin. Paid plans are designed for infected sites, larger custom sites, agencies, and teams that need continuous scanning, automated alerts, deeper file analysis, repair workflows, and post-cleanup protection.

Supported paid plans add:

* Unlimited cloud deep threat analysis.
* Scheduled malware scans.
* Automated vulnerability alerts.
* One-click malware repair and restore.
* Supported clean-file restoration for core, plugin, and theme files.
* Uptime and SSL monitoring.
* Slack, Discord, email, and webhook alert workflows.
* Advanced reports and Console workflows.
* White-label options for agencies.
* Expert cleanup discounts.

Managed security options add hands-on review, monitoring, response workflows, and expert cleanup coverage.

Looking for a broader market comparison? See our [WordPress security plugin comparison](https://securewp.net/wordpress-security-plugin-comparison/).

== Installation ==

1. Install SiteFort from the WordPress plugin directory, or upload the plugin ZIP file.
2. For manual installation, upload the unzipped `sitefort` folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`.
3. Activate the plugin from the **Plugins** screen and open **SiteFort** in wp-admin.
4. Complete the setup wizard, or open **SiteFort > Settings > License and Plan**.
5. Activate with your email address or license key. If a Pro purchase uses the same email as an existing free license, the site can upgrade to Pro from the License and Plan screen.
6. Review scanner, firewall, country blocking, bot policy, login security, 2FA, and hardening settings.
7. Connect Cloudflare from **Settings > Integrations** if you want edge-level firewall enforcement.
8. Run your first security scan and review malware, account, database, reputation, vulnerability, and hardening findings.

SiteFort requires outbound HTTPS for license activation, cloud malware analysis, vulnerability intelligence, firewall intelligence, community blocklist updates, reputation checks, clean-file repair, and optional Console sync.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How does SiteFort help secure my website? =

SiteFort adds practical protection layers for WordPress: firewall rules, bad-bot blocking, country controls, login security, 2FA, CAPTCHA, password protection, vulnerability checks, security hardening, audit logs, and cloud-assisted malware scanning.

It is built to help you close weak points, reduce automated abuse, detect malware, and monitor security risks from your WordPress dashboard.

= What security risks can SiteFort find? =

SiteFort checks for malware, backdoors, web shells, malicious PHP, injected scripts, SEO spam, suspicious redirects, exposed sensitive files, hidden administrator risks, weak or breached passwords, vulnerable plugins and themes, reputation issues, unsafe database/content indicators, and weak hardening rules.

= How does SiteFort keep scans lightweight? =

SiteFort uses hash-first file checks so known files can be resolved quickly. Only unknown or suspicious files may be sent for deeper cloud analysis when needed.

Database and content checks run on your own website, and scan results are cached where possible so unchanged files do not need the same work again.

= Does SiteFort send my database content to the cloud? =

No. Database and content safety checks run on your own website. Your database content never leaves your site.

For file scanning, SiteFort sends file hashes first. Only files that cannot be verified by hash alone may be uploaded for deeper malware analysis. If `wp-config.php` requires analysis, sensitive configuration values are removed before upload.

= Does SiteFort include firewall protection? =

Yes. SiteFort includes firewall rules for IP addresses, CIDR ranges, countries, bots, crawlers, user agents, rate limits, suspicious requests, and bots looking for exposed files or weak points.

SiteFort also supports community threat intelligence and optional Cloudflare Sync for supported firewall rules.

= Does SiteFort support country blocking and Cloudflare? =

Yes. Country blocking supports block-selected and allow-only modes.

Country detection can use Cloudflare country data for proxied sites, Cloudflare integration when configured in SiteFort, or a local MaxMind GeoLite2 database when a free MaxMind license is configured.

SiteFort can also sync supported IP, country, and user-agent firewall rules to Cloudflare when the domain is proxied through Cloudflare and a scoped API token is configured.

= Will bot protection block Google or search engines? =

SiteFort’s easy bot filter policy is designed to block unwanted automation while allowing trusted search engines, social previews, and major crawlers.

You can choose Basic, Balanced, or Maximum protection depending on how aggressively you want to filter bots, scraping tools, automated scripts, and traffic looking for vulnerable files.

= Does SiteFort protect WordPress logins? =

Yes. SiteFort includes login security controls such as role-based 2FA, authenticator app codes, email codes, recovery codes, brute-force lockouts, CAPTCHA, custom login URL, generic login errors, weak-password detection, strong-password enforcement, breached-password checks, password reuse prevention, and password expiration policies.

= What hardening protections are included? =

SiteFort helps reduce common WordPress exposure by protecting sensitive files, blocking PHP execution in risky locations, disabling directory listing, controlling XML-RPC, blocking user enumeration, hiding version output, restricting REST access where appropriate, disabling application passwords, disabling the theme/plugin file editor, and managing security headers.

Where possible, SiteFort also checks whether hardening rules are actually enforced, not just enabled in the dashboard.

= How does SiteFort handle vulnerable plugins and themes? =

SiteFort checks installed WordPress core, plugin, and theme versions against known vulnerability intelligence. It shows affected assets, severity, CVE references where available, and recommended actions.

SiteFort does not claim to virtually patch vulnerable code. It helps you identify vulnerable components and reduce automated discovery attempts while you update, replace, or remove affected software.

= Can SiteFort help after a site is already hacked? =

Yes. SiteFort can scan for malware, suspicious users, injected content, reputation issues, exposed files, vulnerable components, and weak hardening rules.

Supported plans add one-click malware repair/restore. Expert cleanup and managed security services are also available when hands-on response is needed.

= What features require a paid plan? =

Paid plans add unlimited cloud deep threat analysis, scheduled scans, automated vulnerability alerts, one-click malware repair/restore, supported clean-file restoration, uptime/SSL monitoring, Slack/Discord/email/webhook alerts, advanced reports, white-label options, expert cleanup discounts, and managed security options.

= Do I need SiteFort Console? =

No. Site-level security features are available from your WordPress dashboard.

SiteFort Console is optional for users who want centralized visibility, multi-site management, remote workflows, reports, alert routing, uptime/SSL monitoring, team access, and support workflows.

= Is SiteFort suitable for shared or managed hosting? =

Yes. SiteFort is designed for shared hosting, managed WordPress hosting, VPS setups, Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, and Cloudflare-proxied sites.

Hash-first file checks, selective cloud analysis, on-site database checks, bot blocking, rate limits, and Cloudflare Sync help reduce unnecessary server work on lower-resource hosting.

= How do I activate SiteFort Pro? =

Open **SiteFort > Settings > License and Plan** in your WordPress dashboard.

You can activate with the email address used at checkout or a license key. If you already have a free license under the same email, the site can upgrade to Pro from the License and Plan screen.

== Screenshots ==

1. **SiteFort Dashboard** - Site health, security status, firewall activity, vulnerability count and action center.
2.  **Security Scanner** - Staged scan progress across files, malware, accounts, database/content safety, reputation, vulnerabilities, severity, detection type, and remediation actions.
3. **Firewall Controls** - Easy bot/crawler policy, rate limits, community blocklist, and Cloudflare Sync.
4.  **Firewall Rule Builder** - IP rules, country blocking, and bot/crawler firewall rules.
5. **Login Security** - Custom login URL, lockouts, CAPTCHA protection, and password controls.
6. **2FA** - Role enforcement, authenticator app setup, email codes, recovery codes
7. **Server Hardening** - Sensitive file protection, PHP execution controls, XML-RPC and security headers.
8. **WordPress Hardening** - REST API, user enumeration, file editor protection
9. **Vulnerability Scanner** - Affected plugins, themes, WordPress core, CVE references, severity, and fix guidance.
10.  **Security Headers** - Security header analyzer and configuration.
11. **Audit Log** - Searchable security events, user activity, firewall actions, scan results, and sensitive changes.
12. **SiteFort Console** - multi-site status, scans, alerts, reports, uptime, SSL, team workflows, and support options.

== External services ==

SiteFort connects to external services only when needed for license activation, cloud-assisted malware analysis, vulnerability intelligence, firewall intelligence, optional Console sync, optional CAPTCHA, optional GeoIP, optional IP lookup, Cloudflare sync, and administrator-enabled notifications.

Optional integrations are not contacted unless they are configured or used.

= SiteFort Cloud =

* **Servers:** `securewp.net`, `intel.securewp.net`, `console.securewp.net`
* **Used for:** license activation, service metadata, cloud malware analysis, vulnerability intelligence, firewall intelligence, reputation checks, community blocklist sync, clean-file repair, and optional Console sync.
* **Data sent:** email address, license key/token, site URL, WordPress/plugin versions, installed plugin/theme names and versions, file hashes, scan results, vulnerability findings, reputation status, firewall metadata, blocked IPs, and security configuration metadata.
* **Malware scanning:** file hashes are sent first. Only unknown or suspicious files may be uploaded for deeper analysis and are deleted after processing. Database and content checks run on your website. SiteFort does not upload your database or database-stored content to the cloud. If `wp-config.php` requires analysis, sensitive configuration values are removed before upload.
* **Temporary storage:** SiteFort Cloud may return temporary upload/download URLs on `*.amazonaws.com` or `*.r2.cloudflarestorage.com` for scan uploads or clean-file repair downloads.
* **Privacy:** https://securewp.net/privacy-policy/
* **Terms:** https://securewp.net/terms-and-conditions/
* **Storage provider policies:** AWS privacy https://aws.amazon.com/privacy/ and terms https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/; Cloudflare privacy https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/ and terms https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/

= Optional integrations =

* **MaxMind GeoLite2** (`download.maxmind.com`) is used only when an administrator downloads or updates the local GeoIP database. It sends the configured MaxMind account ID and license key. Visitor IPs are resolved locally and are not sent to MaxMind during normal requests. Privacy: https://www.maxmind.com/en/privacy-policy Terms: https://www.maxmind.com/en/geolite2/eula

* **Have I Been Pwned Passwords** (`api.pwnedpasswords.com`) is used for breached-password checks when enabled. SiteFort sends only the first 5 characters of the SHA-1 password hash. Full passwords and full hashes are never sent. Privacy: https://haveibeenpwned.com/Privacy Terms: https://haveibeenpwned.com/TermsOfUse

* **RIPE NCC / ARIN RDAP** (`rdap.db.ripe.net`, `rdap.arin.net`) is used only when an administrator requests an IP ownership lookup. The queried IP address is sent. Site credentials, users, scan results, and plugin settings are not sent. Privacy/terms: https://www.ripe.net/about-us/legal/ripe-ncc-privacy-statement/ https://docs.db.ripe.net/HTML-Terms-And-Conditions https://www.arin.net/about/privacy/ https://www.arin.net/resources/registry/whois/tou/

* **Google reCAPTCHA** (`www.google.com`) and **Cloudflare Turnstile** (`challenges.cloudflare.com`) are used only when selected and configured for CAPTCHA protection. They receive the challenge token, site key, and visitor/browser data required by the selected provider. Policies: https://policies.google.com/privacy https://policies.google.com/terms https://www.cloudflare.com/turnstile-privacy-policy/ https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/

* **Cloudflare API** (`api.cloudflare.com`) is used only when Cloudflare Sync is enabled. It sends Zone ID, API token/credentials, zone details, blocked IPs, country rules, selected user-agent rules, and firewall rule data. Privacy: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/ Terms: https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/

* **Notification webhooks** may send security alerts to Slack (`hooks.slack.com`), Discord (`discord.com`, `discordapp.com`), or a custom HTTPS webhook entered by the administrator. Webhook payloads may include site name, site URL, event type, severity, scan counts, vulnerability names, CVE identifiers, firewall counts, usernames, IP addresses, browser names, action URLs, timestamps, and event details. Slack policies: https://slack.com/trust/privacy/privacy-policy https://slack.com/terms-of-service/user Discord policies: https://discord.com/privacy https://discord.com/terms

= Local site checks =

Some requests are loopback checks against the protected site’s own public URL, such as security-header checks, public-file exposure checks, and homepage link collection. These contact the site being protected, not a third-party service.

== Changelog ==

= 1.2.0 =
* Fixed scan finding notification actions to open the scanner page instead of the dashboard.
* Added concise contextual copy to SiteFort notification emails before scan, firewall, vulnerability, digest, and fallback event details.
* Improved scanner findings empty states and vulnerability remediation card updates during active scans.

= 1.1.0 =
* Improved scanner worker recovery and server-load interruption messaging.
* Optimized setup wizard two-factor loading with a consolidated overview request.
* Hardened command queue and login lockout cleanup to prevent stale database growth.

= 1.0.2 =
* Bundled shared timestamp parsing into the admin shared asset to avoid a separate time chunk.

= 1.0.1 =
* Hardened automated scan scheduling with scanner-owned cron intervals, boot-time reconciliation, site-time run alignment, and stale schedule cleanup.
* Fixed audit log, dashboard, and firewall timestamps to use UTC event time consistently.
* Fixed dashboard and report daily totals to respect the WordPress site timezone instead of the server or database timezone.
* Added site-time display and CSV export fields for audit events while keeping UTC as the canonical timestamp.
* Updated file logs to write ISO-8601 UTC timestamps and retain legacy UTC log parsing.

= 1.0.0 =
* Initial release
