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Resolved problem with alert about a vulnerability in a plugin that's already fixed

Daniel-spain

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
DEBIAN
Plesk version and microupdate number
CPANEL 110.0.17
Hi, my site uses wp-toolkit to report vulnerabilities and it is reporting an issue:

WordPress WPS Hide Login plugin <= 1.9.11 - Secret Login Page Location Disclosure on Multisites vulnerability

which was already resolved if one upgrades the plugin to version 1.9.12 and marked as fixed today in patchsstack:


I already upgraded the plugin to 1.9.12 and when rescanning the site with wp toolkit it still marks it as an open vulnerability...could it be that it takes a while to notice that if one has version 1.9.12 there is no problem? patchstack api will update the data to wp toolkit or something? It is worrying because hosting providers who uses wp toolkit keep receiving news from their hosting of a non-existent problem...Could you update this rule? thanks!
 
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