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Latest Blog Posts

All-In-One Security (AIOS) Release 5.2.5: UI Improvements

All-In-One Security (AIOS) Release 5.2.5: UI Improvements

The new release from AIOS has improved key features of the UI, leading to a smoother experience and a more intuitive, easy to use interface for users. Important elements which have been updated include a complete overhaul of the

WP-CLI for AIOS: Security from the WordPress Command Line

WP-CLI for AIOS: Security from the WordPress Command Line

The latest release of AIOS makes it easier for you to work with the plugin by releasing a set of commands you can enter directly into the WP-CLI. This means you can easily and efficiently perform key functions within

All-In-One Security (AIOS) release 5.2.2: Whitelist IP addresses

All-In-One Security (AIOS) release 5.2.2: Whitelist IP addresses

The new release from AIOS allows for greater control over the plugin’s firewall settings. The latest release from AIOS introduces an important feature that allows admins to whitelist IP addresses, meaning the site will not run firewall rules on

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