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The server returned a 500 status code, indicating that the server was unable to complete the request due to a fatal PHP error or a server problem. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict, a server configuration issue, a temporary hosting issue, or invalid custom PHP modifications. Please check your server's error logs for details about the source of the error and contact your hosting company for assistance if required.A "not found" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The server returned a 404 status code, indicating that the server was unable to find the requested admin-ajax.php file. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict, a server configuration issue, or an incomplete WordPress installation. Please try refreshing the page and trying again. If the request continues to fail, you may have to alter plugin settings, alter server configurations, or reinstall WordPress.A "request forbidden" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The server returned a 403 status code, indicating that the server configuration is prohibiting this request. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue. Please try refreshing the page and trying again. If the request continues to fail, you may have to alter plugin settings or server configuration that could account for this AJAX request being blocked.A 3rd-party Backup Plugin, %s, is being used.A File Change scan is currently in progress.A Nickname is required. Please choose a nickname or fill out your first and last name.A file or directory already exists at <code>%s</code>. No Directory Name changes have been made. Please choose a new Directory Name or remove the existing file or directory and try again.A parser error prevented the request from completing as expected. The site sent a response that jQuery could not process. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.A password change is required for your account.A permissions security check failed, preventing the request from completing as expected. The currently logged in user does not have sufficient permissions to make this request. Please try reloading the page and trying again.A query failure prevented the log data from being accessed: %sA scan is already in progress. Please check the <a href="%s" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">logs page</a> at a later time for the results of the scan.A timeout error prevented the request from completing as expected. The site took too long to respond. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.A user group already exists with the id '%s'.A user group must have a minimum role, list of roles, or list of users to be created.A validation function for %1$s received data that did not have the required entry for %2$s.A validation function for %1$s received data that does not match the expected data type for the %2$s entry. A data type of %3$s was expected, but a data type of %4$s was received.A validation function for %1$s received data that has an entry for %2$s when no such entry exists.API KeyAccess while site in away modeActionAction ProcessedAction processed. 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Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the request from completing as expected. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.AnalyticsAnother user group with this configuration already exists.ApplyAre you lost?Attached is the database backup file for your site.Attempted to log in as adminAttempting RecoveryAttempting Recovery: Invalid JobAutomatically ban IPs reported as a problem by the network.Backup IntervalBackup LocationBackup MethodBackup complete. The backup was saved locally.Backup complete. The backup was sent to the selected email recipients and was saved locally.Backup complete. The backup was sent to the selected email recipients.Backups of security log details are retained for %1$d days.Backups to RetainBan Hosts - Security > Settings > Banned UsersBan Reported IPsBan User AgentsBan User Agents - Security > Settings > Banned UsersBanned UsersBlock ExpirationBlock specific IP addresses and user agents from accessing the site.BothBrute ForceBulk ActionsBy default, WordPress allows users to log in using either an email address or username. This setting allows you to restrict logins to only accept email addresses or usernames.CancelCannot get lock.Change Content DirectoryChange Database Table PrefixChange User ID 1Change WordPress SaltsChangedChanged FilesChanged contentChanged the Authentication Methods Available to Users setting in Two-Factor Authentication to "All Methods".Changed the Disabled Force Two-Factor for Certain Users to "None".Changed the Multiple Authentication Attempts per XML-RPC Request setting in WordPress Tweaks to "Block".Changed the REST API setting in WordPress Tweaks to "Restricted Access".Changes FoundChanges were detected. Please check the <a href="%s" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">logs</a> for details.Checking for malware...CleanColorsCommentsCommunity Lockout MessageComparing files...Complete!Compress Backup FilesConfirm new passwordConfirm use of weak passwordContact FormsCookiesCoreCould not calculate signature.Could not rename table %1$s. You may have to rename the table manually.Could not request filesystem credentials.Could not update prefix references in options table.Could not update prefix references in usermeta table.Critical IssueCritical IssuesCritical Issues (%s)Current PageCustom Login ActionDailyDaily Security DigestDashboardDataDatabase BackupDatabase BackupsDatabase OnlyDatabase backups are sent via email. Depending on who hosts your email and your site's compliance needs, you may need to note that this information is sent to that host and link to their privacy policy.Database backups are sent via email. You may need to note what the retention policy is of those emails.DateDays to Keep Database LogsDays to Keep File LogsDebugDebug (%s)Debug info (source page): %sDefault AccessDefault RecipientsDeletedDescriptionDetailsDevice near %1$sDevice running %1$s on %2$sDevice running %1$s on %2$s near %3$sDisableDisable Directory BrowsingDisable Directory Browsing - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > Directory BrowsingDisable Extra User ArchivesDisable File EditorDisable File Editor - Security > Settings > WordPress Tweaks > File EditorDisable PHP execution in the plugins directory. This blocks requests to PHP files inside plugin directories that can be exploited directly.Disable PHP execution in the themes directory. This blocks requests to PHP files inside theme directories that can be exploited directly.Disable PHP execution in the uploads directory. This blocks requests to maliciously uploaded PHP files in the uploads directory.Disable PHP in PluginsDisable PHP in Plugins - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in PluginsDisable PHP in ThemesDisable PHP in Themes - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in ThemesDisable PHP in UploadsDisable PHP in Uploads - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in UploadsDisable PingbacksDisable XML-RPC - Security > Settings > WordPress Tweaks > XML-RPCDisabledDisabled reason: %sDisabled the File Editor in WordPress Tweaks.DismissDo not modify or remove this lineDo not remove. Removing this line could break your site. Added by Security > Settings > Change Content Directory.DocumentationDue to current settings, backups of security log details are retained indefinitely. If this is an issue for your site's compliance, you should change the settings in the Database Backups section of Security > Settings.Edit SettingsEmail AddressEmail Address OnlyEmail Address: %1$sEmail OnlyEmail Send FailedEmail Send SucceededEmbedded content from other websitesEmpty file encountered when attempting to update %s config file.Empty file encountered when attempting to update <code>%1$s</code>. Manual configuration for the <code>%1$s</code> file can be found on the Security > Settings page in the Advanced section.EnableEnable Ban ListsEnable RedirectionEnable the hide backend feature.EnabledEnabled %1$s.Enabled Online Files Comparison in File Change Detection.Enabled reason: %sEnabled the Enable Ban Lists setting in Banned Users.Enabled the Vulnerable Site Protection setting in Two-Factor Authentication.Enabled the Vulnerable User Protection setting in Two-Factor Authentication.Enabled the Write to Files setting in Global Settings.Enables secure SSL connection for the front-end (public parts of your site). Turning this off will disable front-end SSL control, turning this on "Per Content" will place a checkbox on the edit page for all posts and pages (near the publish settings) allowing you to turn on SSL for selected pages or posts. Selecting "Whole Site" will force the whole site to use SSL.ErrorError Message: %sError.Errors (%s)EventEvent successfully run.Excerpt ViewFailed check by network brute force protectionFailed loginFailed reCAPTCHA validationFailed to acquire a mutex.Failed to create interstitial state.Failed to insert log entry: %sFailed two-factor authentication validationFatal ErrorFatal Errors (%s)FeaturesFile ChangeFile Change DetectionFile Change WarningFile ChangesFile CreatedFile Created and Emails SentFile Created but Email Send FailedFile OnlyFile PermissionsFile Scan Report for %sFile changes detected on the site.File types listed here will not be checked for changes. While it is possible to change files such as images it is quite rare and nearly all known WordPress attacks exploit php, js and other text files.Files addedAddedFiles modifiedModifiedFiles removedRemovedFilterFilter by ModuleFilter by dateFire AtFirst pageFor more details, %1$svisit your security logs%2$sForceForce Unique NicknameForce users in the selected groups to use strong passwords.Forces all dashboard access to be served only over an SSL connection.Four Times per DayFrom EmailFront End SSL ModeGet Free API KeyGet SupportGlobalGlobal SettingsHelp & SupportHide BackendHide Backend – New Login URLHide Current EntriesHide Raw DetailsHide Security Menu in Admin BarHide existing entries from view without deleting them.HostsHow long we retain your dataHow should event logs be keptHow we protect your dataIDIP BlockedIdentified loopback IP.Identified remote IP entry to protect against IP spoofing.Identified server IPs to determine loopback requests.If you contact support about this error, please provide the following debug details:Ignore File TypesImportant EventsImportant Events (%s)Interstitial state not found.Invalid IP returned: %sInvalid Interstitial ActionInvalid LoginInvalid UserInvalid configuration for retrieving a static map image.Invalid signature.Invalid user.Join a network of sites that reports and protects against bad actors on the internet.Last RunLast SentLast pageLearn MoreList ViewLists file and directory permissions of key areas of the site.LoadLoading...Local Brute Force ProtectionLockoutLockoutsLog entries hidden.Log entries shown.Logged inLogged outLogin NowLogin PageLogin SlugLogin SourceLogin with Email Address or UsernameLogsMagic LinksMalwareManage SettingsManualMax Login Attempts Per UserMaximum map dimensions is 1000px.MediaMegabytes of memory used%s MBMemory UsedMessagesMigration complete. Please refresh the page to see all log entries.Minutes to Remember Bad Login (check period)ModuleModule settings updated.Monitor the site for unexpected file changes.MonthlyMonthly Security DigestNGINX Conf FileNetwork Brute ForceNetwork Brute Force ProtectionNew Login URLNew PasswordNew notifications available in the %1$sNotification Center%2$s.Next SendNext pageNoNo Changes FoundNo approved commentsNo changes were detected.No commentsNo default group called %sNo events.No geolocator found a valid location.No items found.No lockouts since the last email check.No pending commentsNo provider was found to generate a static map image.No user found for %d.Note that you may be required by some regulations to ensure that past personal data erasure requests are respected even in the event of restoring a backup of the site. You may need to set up an internal policy to ensure that previous personal data erasure requests are respected after restoring a database backup.NoticeNotices (%s)NotificationNotification CenterNotification sent.NotificationsNumber of items per page:OtherPaginationPassword RequirementsPath to Log FilesPermanentlyPermissions for the directory %s could not be read as the directory could not be found.Permissions for the directory %s could not be read as the fileperms() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Permissions for the file %s could not be read as the file could not be found.Permissions for the file %s could not be read as the fileperms() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Please enter your new password.Powered by WordPressPreparing...Prevent public access to readme.html, readme.txt, wp-config.php, install.php, wp-includes, and .htaccess. These files can give away important information on your site and serve no purpose to the public once WordPress has been successfully installed.Prevents users from seeing a list of files in a directory when no index file is present.Previous pagePrivacyProProcessProcess (%s)Protect System FilesProtect System Files - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > System FilesProtect your site against attackers that try to randomly guess login details to your site.Proxy DetectionProxy HeaderREST APIREST API AuthenticationRaw DetailsReasonReceive Email UpdatesRecovery Failed: First LoopRecovery Failed: No StepRecovery Failed: Retry LimitRecovery ScheduledRedirect All HTTP Page Requests to HTTPSRedirect users to a custom location on your site, instead of throwing a 403 (forbidden) error.Redirection SlugRefresh PageRegister SlugRemovedRemoved FilesRequest Expired. Please refresh and try again.Requested suspicious URLRequests for http pages are redirected to https as recommended.Require SSLRequirement SettingsReschedulingRescheduling: No LockResetResultsRunSSLSSL for DashboardSaveSave Locally OnlySave Locally and EmailScanScan Cancelled by %sScan FailedScan Files NowScan PerformanceScan SummaryScan could not be completed. Please contact support if this error persists.Scanning admin files...Scanning content files...Scanning files...Scanning includes files...Scanning media files...Scanning plugin files...Scanning theme files...Scanning...ScheduleSchedule Database BackupsSchedulerScheduler reset.SecuritySecurity CheckSecurity DigestSecurity LogsSecurity error!Security logs are retained for %1$d days.Select AllSelect bulk actionSelect what we should do with your backup file. You can have it emailed to you, saved locally or both.Selecting "Default Recipients" is required.Sending %sSending %s FailedSending NotificationSending Notification FailedSending Scheduled NotificationSending scheduled notificationsServer Config RulesSession expired.Set the default recipients for any admin-facing notifications.SettingsShow All EntriesShow Debug entries.Show DetailsShow Error CodesShow Process entries.Show Raw DetailsShow all entries, including ones that were previously hidden.Show more detailsShow only entries for this %sShow only entries for this daySilentSite Database Backup for %sSite Lockout NotificationSite LockoutsSite: %sSkipping RecoverySkipping Recovery: No LockSkipping loopback test: %sSorry, no user group exists with that id.Sorry, this request has expired. Please log in again.Sorry, you are not allowed to create user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this user group.Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this user group.Sorry, you are not allowed to edit user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to list user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to view this user group.Strength indicatorStrong Password EnforcementStrong PasswordsSuggested text:SupportSystem FilesSystem InfoSystem Info SummarySystem TweaksThe "Write to Files" setting is disabled in Global Settings. In order to use this feature, you must enable the "Write to Files" setting.The "Write to Files" setting is disabled. Manual configuration for the <code>%s</code> file can be found on the Security > Settings page in the Advanced section.The %1$s comparator failed to load hashes for %2$s.The %1$s email list must be a string with each entry separated by a new line.The %1$s value cannot be empty.The %1$s value is not a valid username.The %1$s value must be a number.The %1$s value must be a positive integer.The %1$s value must be a string with each entry separated by a new line.The %1$s value must be a string.The %1$s value must be a valid date in the format of YYYY-MM-DD.The %1$s value must be a valid date.The %1$s value must be a valid email address.The %1$s value must be an array.The %1$s value must be an integer.The %1$sDatabase Backup%2$s module will send a copy of any backups to the email addresses listed below.The %1$sFile Change Detection%2$s module will email a file scan report after changes have been detected.The %s module is a Core module and cannot be activated or deactivated.The %s table is not installed.The IP address of visitors, user ID of logged in users, and username of login attempts are conditionally logged to check for malicious activity and to protect the site from specific kinds of attacks. Examples of conditions when logging occurs include login attempts, log out requests, requests for suspicious URLs, changes to site content, and password updates. This information is retained for %1$d days.The Security Digest reduces the number of emails sent so you can receive a summary of lockouts and file change detection scans.The Security Digest reduces the number of emails sent so you can receive a summary of lockouts, file change detection scans, and privilege escalations.The URL to your website.The WordPress salts were successfully regenerated.The content directory cannot be changed to a blank directory name.The direction argument must be either "add", "clear", or "remove".The directory %s could not be created as a file with that name already exists.The directory %s could not be created as an existing parent directory could not be found.The directory %s could not be created as the mkdir() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The directory %s could not be created due to an unknown error. This could be due to a permissions issue.The directory %s could not be protected from file listing as the directory does not exist.The directory %s could not be removed as the rmdir() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The directory supplied in %1$s is not writable. Please select a directory that can be written to.The download_url() function was not found.The email value is missing.The file %1$s could not have its permissions updated as non-integer permissions were sent: (%2$s) %3$sThe file %s could not be removed as the unlink() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The file %s could not have its permissions updated as the chmod() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The file path supplied in %1$s cannot be used as it already exists but is not a file. Please supply a valid file path.The file path supplied in %1$s could not be created. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The file path supplied in %1$s is not writable. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The file path supplied in %1$s was successfully created, but it cannot be updated. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The following IP in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following IPs in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following email in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following emails in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following entry in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following entries in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following extension in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following extensions in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following is a summary of security related activity on your site: %sThe ip argument is missing.The log entry migration failed. Reload the page to try again.The log file can be found at: <code>%s</code>The login address for {{ $site_title }} has changed. The new login address is {{ $login_url }}. You will be unable to use the old login address.The new directory name cannot be an absolute path. Please supply a path that is relative to <code>ABSPATH</code> (<code>%s</code>).The new directory name cannot be the same as the current directory name. Please supply a new directory name.The new login link.The number of days between database backups.The number of days database logs should be kept.The number of minutes in which bad logins should be remembered.The password has not been updated.The provided password does not meet this site's requirements.The scan failed to properly scan the site.The security logs are retained since they may be required as part of analysis of a site compromise.The server could not send the requested notification.The server did not receive a valid request. An unknown "method" argument was supplied. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The "data" argument for the "save_settings" method is invalid.The server did not receive a valid request. The "data.data" argument for the "run_event" method is an invalid string.The server did not receive a valid request. The notification id is missing.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "data" argument for the module is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "data.id" argument for the "run_event" method is missing.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "id" argument is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "method" argument is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "module" argument is missing. Please try again.The server was unable to be contacted.The settings could not be saved. Due to an unknown error. Please try refreshing the page and trying again.The settings could not be saved. Please correct the error above and try again.The settings could not be saved. Please correct the errors above and try again.The settings saved successfully.The slug to redirect users to when they attempt to access wp-admin while not logged in.The supplied email address (%s) is invalid. A valid email address is required in order to sign up for the Network Bruteforce Protection by iThemes.The updates_optin value is missing.The user changes have not been saved.The user group selected for %1$s is invalid.The user has not been created.The valid value for %1$s is: %2$l.The valid values for %1$s are: %2$l.There was an error returned from the Network Brute Force Protection API: %1$sThis has been disabled.TimeTimestampTo unsubscribe from these notifications, please %1$scontact the site administrator%2$s.To view logs within the plugin you must enable database logging in the Global Settings. File logging is not available for access within the plugin itself.Too large to displayTotal MemoryTried to geolocate a private IP address.Tried to geolocate an invalid IP address.TutorialsTwice HourlyTwo-Factor AuthenticationTwo-factor authentication validated successfullyTypeURLUnable to create a backup at this time since a backup is currently being created. If you wish to create an additional backup, please wait a few minutes before trying again.Unable to create the backup directory due to an unknown error.Unable to find a valid settings object for %s. Setting was unable to be saved.Unable to find a valid settings object for %s. Settings were unable to be saved.Unable to read %1$s due to the following error: %2$sUnable to read the <code>wp-config.php</code> file in order to update the salts. You will need to manually update the file. Error details as follows: %1$s (%2$s)Unable to remove %1$s due to the following error: %2$sUnable to remove %s due to an unknown error.Unable to rename the <code>%1$s</code> directory to <code>%2$s</code>. This could indicate a file permission issue or that your server does not support the supplied name as a valid directory name. No config file or directory changes have been made.Unable to set the permissions of the new Directory Name (<code>%1$s</code>) to match the permissions of the old Directory Name. You may have to manually change the permissions of the directory to <code>%2$s</code> in order for your site to function properly.Unable to strip comments from the source code as the token_get_all() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Unable to strip comments from the source code as the token_get_all() function returned an unrecognized value (type: %s)Unable to update the <code>wp-config.php</code> file in order to update the salts. You will need to manually update the file. Error details as follows: %1$s (%2$s)Unable to update the <code>wp-config.php</code> file. No directory or config file changes have been made. The error that prevented the file from updating is as follows: %1$sUnable to write the backup file. This may be due to a permissions or disk space issue.Unable to write to the log file. This could indicate that there is no space available, that there is a permissions issue, or that the server is not configured properly.UnknownUnknown Default Recipients contacts, %l.Unknown contacts for %1$s, %2$l.Unknown error type received: %1$s.Unknown event or actionUnknown recipient type for %s.Unknown schedule for %1$s, %2$s.Unknown tags for %1$s, %2$l.Unsupported Interstitial. Please login again.Update PasswordUpdates to <code>wp-config.php</code> are disabled via a filter.Use colors to indicate the severity of each entry.UserUser LockoutUser Lockout MessageUser Lockout: <code>%s</code>User LoggingUsernameUsername LockoutUsername Lockout: <code>%s</code>Username OnlyUsernamesUsersVerifying file changes...View DetailsView LogsView ModeVisiting the login page sets a temporary cookie that aids compatibility with some alternate login methods. This cookie contains no personal data and expires after 1 hour.WP-CLI CommandWP-Cron Scheduled TaskWarningWarnings (%s)WebsiteWeeklyWeekly Security DigestWhat automated decision making and/or profiling we do with user dataWhat data breach procedures we have in placeWhat personal data we collect and why we collect itWhat rights you have over your dataWhat third parties we receive data fromWhere we send your dataWho we share your data withWordPress Core %sWordPress Login Address ChangedWordPress SaltsWordPress TweaksWrapping up...Write to FilesXML-RPCXML-RPC services are disabled on this site.XMLRPC AuthenticationYesYou have been locked out due to too many invalid login attempts.You have logged in successfully.You must restart your NGINX server for the changes to take effect.Your Daily Security Digest for %sYour Monthly Security Digest for %sYour Nickname must be different than your login name. Please choose a different Nickname.Your Security Digest for %sYour Weekly Security Digest for %sYour profile has not been updated.Your screen options saved successfully.Your site is now using Network Brute Force Protection.[%1$s] %2$shttps://wordpress.org/iThemes Security preserved the following settings as removing them could prevent the site from functioning correctly.paging%1$s of %2$sroles greater than %sthe following canonical roles: %lthe following roles: %lwp-config.php RulesPO-Revision-Date: 2020-04-26 09:12:12+0000
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%1$d Added, %2$d Removed, %3$d Changed%1$s %2$d%1$s (%2$s)%1$s - %2$s ago%1$s <span class="itsec-error-code">(%2$s)</span>%1$s Migrating log entries from an older format. This message will update when the migration is complete.%1$s is enabled as recommended.The directory supplied in %1$s cannot be used as a valid directory. %2$sThe file path supplied in %1$s cannot be used as the parent directory cannot be created. %2$s%1$s plugin %2$s%1$s theme %2$s%1$sHide Backend%2$s will notify the chosen recipients whenever the login URL is changed.%s Users%s approved comment%s approved comments%s comment%s comments%s could not be read due to an unknown error.%s could not be read. Both the fopen/feof/fread/flock and file_get_contents functions are disabled on the server.%s could not be read. Both the opendir/readdir/closedir and glob functions are disabled on the server.%s could not be read. It does not appear to be a file.%s could not be written as a file. The requested path already exists as a directory. The directory must be removed or a new file name must be chosen before the file can be written.%s could not be written. This could be due to a permissions issue. Ensure that PHP runs as a user that has permission to write to this location.%s item%s items%s pending comment%s pending comments&larr; Back to %s<b>User:</b> %1$s<strong>ERROR</strong>: Invalid email address or incorrect password.<strong>ERROR</strong>: Invalid username or incorrect password.<strong>ERROR</strong>: The password you have chosen appears to have been used before. You must choose a new password.A "internal server" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The server returned a 500 status code, indicating that the server was unable to complete the request due to a fatal PHP error or a server problem. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict, a server configuration issue, a temporary hosting issue, or invalid custom PHP modifications. Please check your server's error logs for details about the source of the error and contact your hosting company for assistance if required.A "not found" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The server returned a 404 status code, indicating that the server was unable to find the requested admin-ajax.php file. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict, a server configuration issue, or an incomplete WordPress installation. Please try refreshing the page and trying again. If the request continues to fail, you may have to alter plugin settings, alter server configurations, or reinstall WordPress.A "request forbidden" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The server returned a 403 status code, indicating that the server configuration is prohibiting this request. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue. Please try refreshing the page and trying again. If the request continues to fail, you may have to alter plugin settings or server configuration that could account for this AJAX request being blocked.A 3rd-party Backup Plugin, %s, is being used.A File Change scan is currently in progress.A nickname is required. Please choose a nickname or fill out your first and last name.A file or directory already exists at <code>%s</code>. No Directory Name changes have been made. Please choose a new Directory Name or remove the existing file or directory and try again.A parser error prevented the request from completing as expected. The site sent a response that jQuery could not process. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.A password change is required for your account.A permissions security check failed, preventing the request from completing as expected. The currently logged in user does not have sufficient permissions to make this request. Please try reloading the page and trying again.A query failure prevented the log data from being accessed: %sA scan is already in progress. Please check the <a href="%s" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">logs page</a> at a later time for the results of the scan.A timeout error prevented the request from completing as expected. The site took too long to respond. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.A user group already exists with the id '%s'.A user group must have a minimum role, list of roles, or list of users to be created.A validation function for %1$s received data that did not have the required entry for %2$s.A validation function for %1$s received data that does not match the expected data type for the %2$s entry. A data type of %3$s was expected, but a data type of %4$s was received.A validation function for %1$s received data that has an entry for %2$s when no such entry exists.API KeyAccess while site in away modeActionAction ProcessedAction processed. Please continue in your original browser.Actions (%s)Activate Network Brute Force ProtectionActivating Network Brute Force Protection...Active LockoutsAddedAdded FilesAdded by W3 Total CacheAdditional informationAdmin UserAdvancedAdvanced Entries for Support and DevelopersAdvanced feature to rename the wp-content directory to a different name.All EventsAll Events (%s)All ModulesAll datesAn "invalid format" error prevented the request from completing as expected. The format of data returned could not be recognised. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.An empty ip argument was submitted.An invalid sanitise type of "%1$s" was received for the %2$s input.An unknown error occured. Please try again laterAn unknown error prevented the API key request from succeeding. The request for an API key returned an empty key. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key request from succeeding. The request for an API key returned an unrecognised response. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key request from succeeding. This problem could be due to a server configuration or plugin compatibility issue. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key secret request from succeeding. The request for an API key secret returned an unrecognised response. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key secret request from succeeding. The request for an API key submitted an empty key. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key secret request from succeeding. This problem could be due to a server configuration or plugin compatibility issue. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the API key secrete request from succeeding. The request for an API key secret returned an empty key secret. Please wait a few minutes and try again.An unknown error prevented the request from completing as expected. This could be due to a plugin/theme conflict or a server configuration issue.AnalyticsAnother user group with this configuration already exists.ApplyAre you lost?Attached is the database backup file for your site.Attempted to log in as adminAttempting RecoveryAttempting Recovery: Invalid JobAutomatically ban IPs reported as a problem by the network.Backup IntervalBackup LocationBackup MethodBackup complete. The backup was saved locally.Backup complete. The backup was sent to the selected email recipients and was saved locally.Backup complete. The backup was sent to the selected email recipients.Backups of security log details are retained for %1$d days.Backups to RetainBan Hosts - Security > Settings > Banned UsersBan Reported IPsBan User AgentsBan User Agents - Security > Settings > Banned UsersBanned UsersBlock ExpirationBlock specific IP addresses and user agents from accessing the site.BothBrute ForceBulk ActionsBy default, WordPress allows users to log in using either an email address or username. This setting allows you to restrict logins to only accept email addresses or usernames.CancelCannot get lock.Change Content DirectoryChange Database Table PrefixChange User ID 1Change WordPress SaltsChangedChanged FilesChanged contentChanged the Authentication Methods Available to Users setting in Two-Factor Authentication to "All Methods".Changed the Disabled Force Two-Factor for Certain Users to "None".Changed the Multiple Authentication Attempts per XML-RPC Request setting in WordPress Tweaks to "Block".Changed the REST API setting in WordPress Tweaks to "Restricted Access".Changes FoundChanges were detected. Please check the <a href="%s" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">logs</a> for details.Checking for malware&hellip;CleanColoursCommentsCommunity Lockout MessageComparing files&hellip;Complete!Compress Backup FilesConfirm new passwordConfirm use of weak passwordContact FormsCookiesCoreCould not calculate signature.Could not rename table %1$s. You may have to rename the table manually.Could not request filesystem credentials.Could not update prefix references in options table.Could not update prefix references in usermeta table.Critical IssueCritical IssuesCritical Issues (%s)Current PageCustom Login ActionDailyDaily Security DigestDashboardDataDatabase BackupDatabase BackupsDatabase OnlyDatabase backups are sent via email. Depending on who hosts your email and your site's compliance needs, you may need to note that this information is sent to that host and link to their privacy policy.Database backups are sent via email. You may need to note what the retention policy is of those emails.DateDays to Keep Database LogsDays to Keep File LogsDebugDebug (%s)Debug info (source page): %sDefault AccessDefault RecipientsDeletedDescriptionDetailsDevice near %1$sDevice running %1$s on %2$sDevice running %1$s on %2$s near %3$sDisableDisable Directory BrowsingDisable Directory Browsing - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > Directory BrowsingDisable Extra User ArchivesDisable File EditorDisable File Editor - Security > Settings > WordPress Tweaks > File EditorDisable PHP execution in the plugins directory. This blocks requests to PHP files inside plugin directories that can be exploited directly.Disable PHP execution in the themes directory. This blocks requests to PHP files inside theme directories that can be exploited directly.Disable PHP execution in the uploads directory. This blocks requests to maliciously uploaded PHP files in the uploads directory.Disable PHP in PluginsDisable PHP in Plugins - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in PluginsDisable PHP in ThemesDisable PHP in Themes - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in ThemesDisable PHP in UploadsDisable PHP in Uploads - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in UploadsDisable PingbacksDisable XML-RPC - Security > Settings > WordPress Tweaks > XML-RPCDisabledDisabled reason: %sDisabled the File Editor in WordPress Tweaks.DismissDo not modify or remove this lineDo not remove. Removing this line could break your site. Added by Security > Settings > Change Content Directory.DocumentationDue to current settings, backups of security log details are retained indefinitely. If this is an issue for your site's compliance, you should change the settings in the Database Backups section of Security > Settings.Edit SettingsEmail AddressEmail Address OnlyEmail Address: %1$sEmail OnlyEmail Send FailedEmail Send SucceededEmbedded content from other websitesEmpty file encountered when attempting to update %s config file.Empty file encountered when attempting to update <code>%1$s</code>. Manual configuration for the <code>%1$s</code> file can be found on the Security > Settings page in the Advanced section.EnableEnable Ban ListsEnable RedirectionEnable the hide backend feature.EnabledEnabled %1$s.Enabled Online Files Comparison in File Change Detection.Enabled reason: %sEnabled the Enable Ban Lists setting in Banned Users.Enabled the Vulnerable Site Protection setting in Two-Factor Authentication.Enabled the Vulnerable User Protection setting in Two-Factor Authentication.Enabled the Write to Files setting in Global Settings.Enables secure SSL connection for the front-end (public parts of your site). Turning this off will disable front-end SSL control, turning this on "Per Content" will place a checkbox on the edit page for all posts and pages (near the publish settings) allowing you to turn on SSL for selected pages or posts. Selecting "Whole Site" will force the whole site to use SSL.ErrorError Message: %sError.Errors (%s)EventEvent successfully run.Excerpt ViewFailed check by network brute force protectionFailed loginFailed reCAPTCHA validationFailed to acquire a mutex.Failed to create interstitial state.Failed to insert log entry: %sFailed two-factor authentication validationFatal ErrorFatal Errors (%s)FeaturesFile ChangeFile Change DetectionFile Change WarningFile ChangesFile CreatedFile Created and Emails SentFile Created but Email Send FailedFile OnlyFile PermissionsFile Scan Report for %sFile changes detected on the site.File types listed here will not be checked for changes. While it is possible to change files such as images it is quite rare and nearly all known WordPress attacks exploit PHP, JS and other text files.AddedModifiedRemovedFilterFilter by ModuleFilter by dateFire AtFirst pageFor more details, %1$svisit your security logs%2$sForceForce Unique NicknameForce users in the selected groups to use strong passwords.Forces all dashboard access to be served only over an SSL connection.Four Times per DayFrom EmailFront End SSL ModeGet a Free API KeyGet SupportGlobalGlobal SettingsHelp & SupportHide BackendHide Backend – New Login URLHide Current EntriesHide Raw DetailsHide Security Menu in Admin BarHide existing entries from view without deleting them.HostsHow long we retain your dataHow should event logs be keptHow we protect your dataIDIP BlockedIdentified loopback IP.Identified remote IP entry to protect against IP spoofing.Identified server IPs to determine loopback requests.If you contact support about this error, please provide the following debug details:Ignore File TypesImportant EventsImportant Events (%s)Interstitial state not found.Invalid IP returned: %sInvalid Interstitial ActionInvalid LoginInvalid UserInvalid configuration for retrieving a static map image.Invalid signature.Invalid user.Join a network of sites that reports and protects against bad actors on the internet.Last RunLast SentLast pageLearn MoreList ViewLists file and directory permissions of key areas of the site.LoadLoading&hellip;Local Brute Force ProtectionLockoutLockoutsLog entries hidden.Log entries shown.Logged inLogged outLogin NowLogin PageLogin SlugLogin SourceLogin with Email Address or UsernameLogsMagic LinksMalwareManage SettingsManualMax Login Attempts Per UserMaximum map dimensions is 1000px.Media%s MBMemory UsedMessagesMigration complete. Please refresh the page to see all log entries.Minutes to Remember Bad Login (check period)ModuleModule settings updated.Monitor the site for unexpected file changes.MonthlyMonthly Security DigestNGINX Conf FileNetwork Brute ForceNetwork Brute Force ProtectionNew Login URLNew PasswordNew notifications available in the %1$sNotification Centre%2$s.Next SendNext pageNoNo Changes FoundNo approved commentsNo changes were detected.No commentsNo default group called %sNo events.No geolocator found a valid location.No items found.No lockouts since the last email check.No pending commentsNo provider was found to generate a static map image.No user found for %d.Note that you may be required by some regulations to ensure that past personal data erasure requests are respected even in the event of restoring a backup of the site. You may need to set up an internal policy to ensure that previous personal data erasure requests are respected after restoring a database backup.NoticeNotices (%s)NotificationNotification CentreNotification sent.NotificationsNumber of items per page:OtherPaginationPassword RequirementsPath to Log FilesPermanentlyPermissions for the directory %s could not be read as the directory could not be found.Permissions for the directory %s could not be read as the fileperms() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Permissions for the file %s could not be read as the file could not be found.Permissions for the file %s could not be read as the fileperms() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Please enter your new password.Powered by WordPressPreparing&hellip;Prevent public access to readme.html, readme.txt, wp-config.php, install.php, wp-includes, and .htaccess. These files can give away important information on your site and serve no purpose to the public once WordPress has been successfully installed.Prevents users from seeing a list of files in a directory when no index file is present.Previous pagePrivacyProProcessProcess (%s)Protect System FilesProtect System Files - Security > Settings > System Tweaks > System FilesProtect your site against attackers that try to randomly guess login details to your site.Proxy DetectionProxy HeaderREST APIREST API AuthenticationRaw DetailsReasonReceive Email UpdatesRecovery Failed: First LoopRecovery Failed: No StepRecovery Failed: Retry LimitRecovery ScheduledRedirect All HTTP Page Requests to HTTPSRedirect users to a custom location on your site, instead of throwing a 403 (forbidden) error.Redirection SlugRefresh PageRegister SlugRemovedRemoved FilesRequest expired. Please refresh and try again.Requested suspicious URLRequests for http pages are redirected to https as recommended.Require SSLRequirement SettingsReschedulingRescheduling: No LockResetResultsRunSSLSSL for DashboardSaveSave Locally OnlySave Locally and EmailScanScan Cancelled by %sScan FailedScan Files NowScan PerformanceScan SummaryScan could not be completed. Please contact support if this error persists.Scanning admin files&hellip;Scanning content files&hellip;Scanning files&hellip;Scanning includes files&hellip;Scanning media files&hellip;Scanning plugin files&hellip;Scanning theme files&hellip;Scanning...ScheduleSchedule Database BackupsSchedulerScheduler reset.SecuritySecurity CheckSecurity DigestSecurity LogsSecurity error!Security logs are retained for %1$d days.Select AllSelect bulk actionSelect what we should do with your backup file. You can have it emailed to you, saved locally or both.Selecting "Default Recipients" is required.Sending %sSending %s FailedSending NotificationSending Notification FailedSending Scheduled NotificationSending scheduled notificationsServer Config RulesSession expired.Set the default recipients for any admin-facing notifications.SettingsShow All EntriesShow Debug entries.Show DetailsShow Error CodesShow Process entries.Show Raw DetailsShow all entries, including ones that were previously hidden.Show more detailsShow only entries for this %sShow only entries for this daySilentSite Database Backup for %sSite Lockout NotificationSite LockoutsSite: %sSkipping RecoverySkipping Recovery: No LockSkipping loopback test: %sSorry, no user group exists with that ID.Sorry, this request has expired. Please log in again.Sorry, you are not allowed to create user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this user group.Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this user group.Sorry, you are not allowed to edit user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to list user groups.Sorry, you are not allowed to view this user group.Strength indicatorStrong Password EnforcementStrong PasswordsSuggested text:SupportSystem FilesSystem InfoSystem Info SummarySystem TweaksThe "Write to Files" setting is disabled in Global Settings. In order to use this feature, you must enable the "Write to Files" setting.The "Write to Files" setting is disabled. Manual configuration for the <code>%s</code> file can be found on the Security > Settings page in the Advanced section.The %1$s comparator failed to load hashes for %2$s.The %1$s email list must be a string with each entry separated by a new line.The %1$s value cannot be empty.The %1$s value is not a valid username.The %1$s value must be a number.The %1$s value must be a positive integer.The %1$s value must be a string with each entry separated by a new line.The %1$s value must be a string.The %1$s value must be a valid date in the format of YYYY-MM-DD.The %1$s value must be a valid date.The %1$s value must be a valid email address.The %1$s value must be an array.The %1$s value must be an integer.The %1$sDatabase Backup%2$s module will send a copy of any backups to the email addresses listed below.The %1$sFile Change Detection%2$s module will email a file scan report after changes have been detected.The %s module is a Core module and cannot be activated or deactivated.The %s table is not installed.The IP address of visitors, user ID of logged in users, and username of login attempts are conditionally logged to check for malicious activity and to protect the site from specific kinds of attacks. Examples of conditions when logging occurs include login attempts, log out requests, requests for suspicious URLs, changes to site content, and password updates. This information is retained for %1$d days.The Security Digest reduces the number of emails sent so you can receive a summary of lockouts and file change detection scans.The Security Digest reduces the number of emails sent so you can receive a summary of lockouts, file change detection scans, and privilege escalations.The URL to your website.The WordPress salts were successfully regenerated.The content directory cannot be changed to a blank directory name.The direction argument must be either "add", "clear", or "remove".The directory %s could not be created as a file with that name already exists.The directory %s could not be created as an existing parent directory could not be found.The directory %s could not be created as the mkdir() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The directory %s could not be created due to an unknown error. This could be due to a permissions issue.The directory %s could not be protected from file listing as the directory does not exist.The directory %s could not be removed as the rmdir() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The directory supplied in %1$s is not writable. Please select a directory that can be written to.The download_url() function was not found.The email value is missing.The file %1$s could not have its permissions updated as non-integer permissions were sent: (%2$s) %3$sThe file %s could not be removed as the unlink() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The file %s could not have its permissions updated as the chmod() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.The file path supplied in %1$s cannot be used as it already exists but is not a file. Please supply a valid file path.The file path supplied in %1$s could not be created. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The file path supplied in %1$s is not writable. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The file path supplied in %1$s was successfully created, but it cannot be updated. Please supply a file path that can be written to.The following IP in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following IPs in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following email in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following emails in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following entry in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following entries in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following extension in %1$s is invalid: %2$lThe following extensions in %1$s are invalid: %2$lThe following is a summary of security related activity on your site: %sThe ip argument is missing.The log entry migration failed. Reload the page to try again.The log file can be found at: <code>%s</code>The login address for {{ $site_title }} has changed. The new login address is {{ $login_url }}. You will be unable to use the old login address.The new directory name cannot be an absolute path. Please supply a path that is relative to <code>ABSPATH</code> (<code>%s</code>).The new directory name cannot be the same as the current directory name. Please supply a new directory name.The new login link.The number of days between database backups.The number of days database logs should be kept.The number of minutes in which bad logins should be remembered.The password has not been updated.The provided password does not meet this site's requirements.The scan failed to properly scan the site.The security logs are retained since they may be required as part of analysis of a site compromise.The server could not send the requested notification.The server did not receive a valid request. An unknown "method" argument was supplied. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The "data" argument for the "save_settings" method is invalid.The server did not receive a valid request. The "data.data" argument for the "run_event" method is an invalid string.The server did not receive a valid request. The notification id is missing.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "data" argument for the module is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "data.id" argument for the "run_event" method is missing.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "id" argument is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "method" argument is missing. Please try again.The server did not receive a valid request. The required "module" argument is missing. Please try again.The server was unable to be contacted.The settings could not be saved. Due to an unknown error. Please try refreshing the page and trying again.The settings could not be saved. Please correct the error above and try again.The settings could not be saved. Please correct the errors above and try again.The settings saved successfully.The slug to redirect users to when they attempt to access wp-admin while not logged in.The supplied email address (%s) is invalid. A valid email address is required in order to sign up for the Network Bruteforce Protection by iThemes.The updates_optin value is missing.The user changes have not been saved.The user group selected for %1$s is invalid.The user has not been created.The valid value for %1$s is: %2$l.The valid values for %1$s are: %2$l.There was an error returned from the Network Brute Force Protection API: %1$sThis has been disabled.TimeTimestampTo unsubscribe from these notifications, please %1$scontact the site administrator%2$s.To view logs within the plugin you must enable database logging in the Global Settings. File logging is not available for access within the plugin itself.Too large to displayTotal MemoryTried to geolocate a private IP address.Tried to geolocate an invalid IP address.TutorialsTwice HourlyTwo-Factor AuthenticationTwo-factor authentication validated successfullyTypeURLUnable to create a backup at this time since a backup is currently being created. If you wish to create an additional backup, please wait a few minutes before trying again.Unable to create the backup directory due to an unknown error.Unable to find a valid settings object for %s. Setting was unable to be saved.Unable to find a valid settings object for %s. Settings were unable to be saved.Unable to read %1$s due to the following error: %2$sUnable to read the <code>wp-config.php</code> file in order to update the salts. You will need to manually update the file. Error details as follows: %1$s (%2$s)Unable to remove %1$s due to the following error: %2$sUnable to remove %s due to an unknown error.Unable to rename the <code>%1$s</code> directory to <code>%2$s</code>. This could indicate a file permission issue or that your server does not support the supplied name as a valid directory name. No config file or directory changes have been made.Unable to set the permissions of the new Directory Name (<code>%1$s</code>) to match the permissions of the old Directory Name. You may have to manually change the permissions of the directory to <code>%2$s</code> in order for your site to function properly.Unable to strip comments from the source code as the token_get_all() function is disabled. This is a system configuration issue.Unable to strip comments from the source code as the token_get_all() function returned an unrecognised value (type: %s)Unable to update the <code>wp-config.php</code> file in order to update the salts. You will need to manually update the file. Error details as follows: %1$s (%2$s)Unable to update the <code>wp-config.php</code> file. No directory or config file changes have been made. The error that prevented the file from updating is as follows: %1$sUnable to write the backup file. This may be due to a permissions or disk space issue.Unable to write to the log file. This could indicate that there is no space available, that there is a permissions issue, or that the server is not configured properly.UnknownUnknown Default Recipients contacts, %l.Unknown contacts for %1$s, %2$l.Unknown error type received: %1$s.Unknown event or actionUnknown recipient type for %s.Unknown schedule for %1$s, %2$s.Unknown tags for %1$s, %2$l.Unsupported Interstitial. Please login again.Update PasswordUpdates to <code>wp-config.php</code> are disabled via a filter.Use colours to indicate the severity of each entry.UserUser LockoutUser Lockout MessageUser Lockout: <code>%s</code>User LoggingUsernameUsername LockoutUsername Lockout: <code>%s</code>Username OnlyUsernamesUsersVerifying file changes&hellip;View DetailsView LogsView ModeVisiting the login page sets a temporary cookie that aids compatibility with some alternate login methods. This cookie contains no personal data and expires after 1 hour.WP-CLI CommandWP-Cron Scheduled TaskWarningWarnings (%s)WebsiteWeeklyWeekly Security DigestWhat automated decision making and/or profiling we do with user dataWhat data breach procedures we have in placeWhat personal data we collect and why we collect itWhat rights you have over your dataWhat third parties we receive data fromWhere we send your dataWho we share your data withWordPress Core %sWordPress Login Address ChangedWordPress SaltsWordPress TweaksWrapping up&hellip;Write to FilesXML-RPCXML-RPC services are disabled on this site.XMLRPC AuthenticationYesYou have been locked out due to too many invalid login attempts.You have logged in successfully.You must restart your NGINX server for the changes to take effect.Your Daily Security Digest for %sYour Monthly Security Digest for %sYour Nickname must be different than your login name. Please choose a different Nickname.Your Security Digest for %sYour Weekly Security Digest for %sYour profile has not been updated.Your screen options saved successfully.Your site is now using Network Brute Force Protection.[%1$s] %2$shttps://en-gb.wordpress.org/iThemes Security preserved the following settings as removing them could prevent the site from functioning correctly.%1$s of %2$sroles greater than %sthe following canonical roles: %lthe following roles: %lwp-config.php rules