Review the attack behind each advisory and the BitFire control—bot protection, WAF, or runtime RASP—that prevents it from becoming a compromise.
Showing 13–18 of 30 records · Updated September 25, 2026
BitFire blocks automated Forminator exploit delivery, while PRO RASP stops privileged actions invoked through malicious shortcodes.
BitFire blocks automated Amelia endpoint abuse, while PRO RASP prevents unauthorized role changes and administrator password takeover.
BitFire blocks automated Events Calendar exploit delivery, while PRO RASP prevents unauthorized PHP files and administrator persistence.
BitFire blocks automated JetFormBuilder exploit delivery, while PRO RASP prevents unauthorized administrator account creation.
BitFire PRO RASP contains protected takeover and persistence outcomes from unauthenticated WordPress hook injection.
BitFire blocks automated Forminator submission exploits and uses PRO RASP to prevent CVE-2026-15748 from creating unauthorized PHP files.
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BitFire combines bot controls, request inspection, and runtime enforcement so emerging vulnerabilities fail before a CVE-specific rule exists.
