WrodFence with Time.ly Calendar TWIG files

  • Wordfence is triggering on the Time.ly All-In-One Calendar plugin twig directory files as being modified from the original. According to Time.ly this is normal as these files are (in their words) ‘volatile’ and dynamic to the user environment (not that I agree with this approach, but to each their own I guess).

    I have instructed the scan to ‘Ignore until changed’ as this was the best option available. But, is this the best way to handle these files? Is there an option to ignore the changes but inspect for malicious content?

    Thanks in advance.

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  • Hello,

    There is not a way that I’m aware of to ignore but still inspect. This is a scenario where your best judgement comes into play. It seems like it is safe to ignore since you are familiar with the files in question.

    Thanks,
    Brian

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