0 weeks ago
Last Updated
WordPress relies mostly on name-based validation when deciding whether or not to allow a particular file, leaving the door open for various kinds of attacks. Lord of the Files adds to this content-based validation and sanitizing, making sure that files are what they say they are and safe for inclusion on your site. The main features include: Robust real filetype detection; Full MIME alias mapping; SVG sanitization (if SVG uploads have been whitelisted); File upload debugger; Fixes issues related to #40175 that have been present since WordPress 4.7.1. Admin warnings if plugin contributors have changed since you last updated #42255; Requirements WordPress 4.7.1 or later. PHP 7.1 or later. DOMDocument extension is optional, but will improve SVG sanitizing. Please note: it is not safe to run WordPress atop a version of PHP that has reached its End of Life. Future releases of this plugin might, out of necessity, drop support for old, unmaintained versions of PHP. To ensure you continue to receive plugin updates, bug fixes, and new features, just make sure PHP is kept up-to-date. ? Privacy Policy This plugin does not make use of or collect any “Personal Data”.
Are you an author of this plugin? Want to write a more detailed review?
The plugin scores great on our tests. Everything looks good!.
Last Updated
This week
on WordPress
on WordPress
This section is not meant to be comprehensive.
Why don’t you compare the plugin side by
side with another plugin”
24 Jan, 2020
Saif Hassan
Overall
Easy of Use
Customer Support
Feature of Functionality
Value of Money
Pros & Cons: This is a review from the Editorial staff of WP Hive for test purposes. We are sure the plugin made it with good heart for WordPress users and we want to encourage his/her efforts by the first review.
Overall:The plugin should be working great. Even if it does not, we respect the time and effort. If you are using this plugin - leave a review with more information.