Descrizione

VaultPress is a real-time backup and security scanning service designed and built by Automattic, the same company that operates (and backs up!) millions of sites on WordPress.com.

VaultPress is now powered by Jetpack and effortlessly backs up every post, comment, media file, revision, and dashboard setting on your site to our servers. With VaultPress you’re protected against hackers, malware, accidental damage, and host outages.

To subscribe visit VaultPress.com.

Installazione

Visit our plans page and choose the subscription best suited to your needs.
Follow the on-screen instructions to check-out and pay.
We will automatically install and configure VaultPress for you.

If you run into any difficulties please contact us

FAQ

View our full list of FAQs at http://help.vaultpress.com/faq/

What’s included in each plan?

All plans include automated daily backups (unlimited storage space) of your entire site, 1-click restores, stats, priority support, brute force attack protection, uptime monitoring, spam protection, site migration, and an activity log.

The Personal and Premium plans are limited to a 30-day backup archive while Professional is unlimited.

The Premium and Professional plans also offer automated security scanning against malware and infiltrations with the Professional plan also offering automated threat resolution.

Visit our site for more detail and up-to-date information.

How many sites can I protect with VaultPress?

A VaultPress subscription is for a single WordPress site. You can purchase additional subscriptions for each of your WordPress sites, and manage them all with in one place.

Does VaultPress work with WordPress 3.0 Multisite installs?

Yes, VaultPress supports Multisite installs. Each site will require its own subscription.

Recensioni

Useless Without Paid Subscription

Having been using WordPress for several years, every single plugin I've downloaded has been free plugins (at most, freemium). VaultPress is the first I've downloaded that is useless (literally). Upon activating VaultPress and trying to use it, I see that it's completely disabled. The only way to use it is to have a JetPack subscription ($39/year). What's the point of having a plugin on WordPress.org if it's completely non-functional without a subscription? To me, it's pointless to have a GPL "plugin" which is nothing but some wrapper for a SaaS product.

Vaultpress Is Absolutely Terrible

chipchick

First of all, Vaultpress caused issues with my site and constantly reloaded all my articles so nobody could even read them, and this in turn impacted my ads and the money I obviously make off them. Secondly, one of my employees reached out to their team and their support was so rude and unhelpful. By the way, I paid for their services I wasn't even using their free plan. I do not recommend this company AT ALL. Go with WP Engine instead. Now that's a company that actually offers quality support and quality products for publishers.

Terrible Experience

sedelstein

I mainly wanted to use VaultPress to migrate my website. The first attempt failed and then I asked for support via email. The people were friendly enough and sounded like they knew what they were doing but whatever they did not only did not migrate the site but it broke my live site. It took me days to get it back to working. After my website was finally fixed what I wound uyp doing was using UpDraftPlus and their migration add on. It was easy and worked flawlessly. The cost was more than VaultPress but it's a bargain if I cound the hours of trobleshooting and fixing with VaultPress. I have migrated two sites now with UpDraftPlus and I would highly recommend this method for migration.

Wonderful Backups, Restore, and Malware Scanning

iamkunaldesai

Wonderful unlimited automated real time backups. On demand backups can also be made. 1 click restore facility. You did an excellent job. Keep it up. Humanly Yours

VaultPress drains bandwidth and Publicize doesn’t work.

antya63

Well, I'm just a user with zero technical competence. I have today been advised to DISABLE Vaultpress as the likely culprit for my bandwidth going through the roof and causing my site to almost reach my hosting limits. I've received several warnings in the last few days and it's highly likely that my site will be put off-line within hours. So. Using Vaultpress has cost me dearly, not only to get a technical team (private agency) to urgently look at my bandwidth problem and identify the reasons, but also because with the imminent festive season, all I can do is wait until January with my site probably off line. I wish I never paid for this 'Service' bundle. Even Publicize stopped working ages ago and Jetpack support couldn't fix it. Nowadays, I can't even find a way to get 'support' - all that's available is documentation, but that's no good if something stops working and you need assistance, is it, Automattic?

HOPELESS

deskeogh

I used this service for about 3 years and it worked fine ,I thought it did anyway! However the minute I had a problem I could not get hold of customer service to save my life.I wasted days playing around with settings and trying to contact customer service, all the while losing business because my site was offline.In the end I just ended up restoring my site from my hosts free backup. (It took 2 minutes) All i got was automatic replies from vaultpress pointing to FAQs etc and assuming you are a complete idiot. There is nothing more frustrating.I will not be renewing this service.

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Crediti e riconoscimenti

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Changelog (registro delle modifiche)

1.9.10 – 4 April 2019

Bugfix: Fix a PHP fatal error caused by passing an object to the current() function.

1.9.9 – 28 March 2019

PHP 7.2.0 compatibility fix.
Adding button to delete all VaultPress settings

1.9.8 – 7 February 2019

Limit the size of vp_ai_ping% entries when a site gets disconnected from VaultPress.com

1.9.7 – 11 December 2018

Update firewall IP detection rules to autodetect various reverse proxy setups

1.9.6 – 17 August 2018

Limit vp_ai_ping% entries to improve stability when a site gets disconnected from VaultPress.com

1.9.5 – 2 February 2018

Removing activation notice

1.9.4 – 15 November 2017

Error handling improvements in the scanner

1.9.3 – 9 November 2017

Compatibility update
Send a better user-agent string to VaultPress servers

1.9.2 – 6 July 2017

Compatibility update

1.9.1 – 29 June 2017

Security improvement: use hash_equals to compare signatures

1.9.0 – 5 June 2017

Bugfix: Check return value from openssl_verify()

1.8.9 – 8 May 2017

Remove outdated free trial link

1.8.7 – 6 March 2017

Security fix for https://wpvulndb.com/vulnerabilities/8745

1.8.6 – 26 January 2016

Compatibility updates
Security hotfixes
Improved performance for security scanner
Misc small bugfixes

1.8.5 – 7 August 2016

Delete plugin option when plugin is deleted via admin area.
Fix horizontal scroll bar on the fresh installation settings page at high resolutions.

1.8.4 – 21 July 2016

Compatibility updates for Jetpack 4.1

1.8.3 – 26 May 2016

Security: Hotfix for certain versions of Jetpack

1.8.2 – 11 May 2016

Workaround for some versions of mod_security.

1.8.1 – 29 Mar 2016

Improved support for WooCommerce live backups.
Bugfix: Avoid cloning the ‘vaultpress’ option between Multisite instances.

1.8.0 – 7 Mar 2016

Add support for an upcoming ability to have the Jetpack plugin manage registering the VaultPress plugin and entering the required API key. Gone will be the days of needing to copy/paste it!

1.7.9 – 24 Feb 2016

PHP 7 support. Drop support for PHP 4 and versions of WordPress older than 3.2.
Silence PHP errors when attempting to change the execution time limit when PHP is running in safe mode.
Prevent database update pings from being stored when not connected to a paid VaultPress account.

1.7.8 – 15 Oct 2015

Security: Hotfix for Akismet < 3.1.5.

1.7.7 – 15 Sep 2015

Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.7.6 – 14 Aug 2015

Improved support for multisite installs with custom domains
Improved live-backup support for WooCommerce
Tested against WordPress 4.3

1.7.5 – 11 Jun 2015

Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.7.4 – 28 Apr 2015

Bugfix: Don’t allow openssl signing unless the public key exists.

1.7.3 – 27 Apr 2015

Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.7.2 – 20 Apr 2015

Hotfix: Protect against a core security issue.
Bugfix: Don’t allow direct access to plugin files
Bugfix: Ensure that the firewall rule option is not autoloaded.
Bugfix: More careful path tidy-up when inspecting directory contents. Fixes an edge case where some sites were having backup problems.

1.7.1 – 25 Mar 2015

Added support for openssl signing.

1.7.0 – 9 Jan 2015

Added an option to disable calls to php_uname, as some hosts don’t allow them.

1.6.9 – 24 Dec 2014

Tested against WordPress 4.1

1.6.8 – 12 Dec 2014

Bugfix: Fall back on HTTP when updating firewall via HTTPS fails. Still warn the user about the security implications.

1.6.7 – 1 Dec 2014

Security: More efficient format for internal firewall IPs.

1.6.6 – 14 Nov 2014

Security: Fetch service IP updates via HTTPS.
Feature: Don’t send backup notifications while mass-deleting spam.

1.6.5 – 4 Sep 2014

Security: Hotfix for the Slider Revolution plugin.

1.6.4 – 3 Sep 2014

Bumping the “Tested up to” tag to 4.0

1.6.3 – 30 Jul 2014

Bugfix: Make sure existing empty key and secret options are always strings. This fixes an error when run with HHVM.
Bugfix: Detect if the plugin has been installed on localhost and show an error.
CSS Fix: Stop the “Register” button from bouncing around when clicked.

1.6.2 – 10 Jul 2014

Feature: Instantly register for a VaultPress trial via Jetpack.
Bugfix: Make sure the key and secret options are always strings. This fixes an error when run with HHVM.

1.6.1 – 1 Jul 2014

Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.6 – 27 Jun 2014

Bugfix: Better handling for Multisite table prefixes.
Bugfix: Do not use the deprecated wpdb::escape() method.

1.5.9 – 16 Jun 2014

Feature: If available, use command line md5sum and sha1sum to get checksums for large files.

1.5.8 – 3 Jun 2014

Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.5.7 – 11 Apr 2014

Bugfix: Avoid PHP 5.4 warnings due to invalid constructor names.
Security: Add a new security hotfix.

1.5.6 – 1 Apr 2014

Bugfix: Avoid PHP 5.4 warnings.
Bugfix: Some servers with restrictive security filters make database restores fail.
Feature: Add a new restore method to VaultPress_Database.

1.5.2 – 26 Dec 2013

Bugfix: Adding less greedy patterns for cache directories.

1.5.1 – 16 Dec 2013

Feature: Adding file exclusion patterns to avoid backing up cache and backup directories.

1.5 – 11 Dec 2013

Bugfix: Don’t show admin notices on the about page.

1.4.9 – 10 Oct 2013

Bugfix: Clean up PHP5 strict warnings.

1.4.8 – 15 Jul 2013

Feature: Include styles and images with the plugin instead of loading them externally.

1.4.7 – 2 Jul 2013

Bugfix: Some servers have SSL configuration problems, which breaks the plugin when SSL verification is enforced.

1.4.6 – 26 Jun 2013

Bugfix: PHP 5.4 notices
Feature: Add the possibility to ignore frequent updates on some postmeta keys.

1.3.9

Feature: Request decoding (base64/rot13)
Feature: Response encoding (base64/rot13)

1.3.8

Bugfix: Validate IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses in the internal firewall.
Bugfix: Fix hooks not being properly added under certain circumstances.

1.3.7

Bugfix: Protect against infinite loop due to a PHP bug.
Bugfix: Encode remote ping requests.

1.0

First public release!