Gravity Forms Encrypted Fields nulled plugin
Exceptional security with the adaptable capabilities you require. The leading Gravity Forms plugin for data access control and encryption. Regarding the security of your data, anything less than absolute perfection will not suffice. Compatible with every payment gateway!
Gravity Forms Encrypted Fields is an Add-On for Gravity Forms that functions as an excellent complement to our modules for form timing and input sanitization and formatting.
Complete Feature List Listed Below!
If your Gravity Forms installation collects personal data, private data, or sensitive data (e.g., name, address, phone number, email address, date of birth, SSN, etc.) and/or you are pursuing GDPR compliance, you should utilize this plugin to safeguard that customer information and provide assurance regarding potential database breaches and unauthorized use of collected data by administrators. ˚˚
Gravity Forms Encrypted Fields provides the data security and privacy you require, in addition to the custom controls required to implement it intelligently and efficiently within your WordPress installations. It integrates seamlessly with Gravity Forms. You are not required to encrypt all collected data and grant everyone access via administration. Encrypt only the desired fields, and if desired, restrict global or field access to only those users and/or roles that require it. You have access control over your collected data in a variety of methods via a multitude of supplementary functions. Additionally, WordPress includes basic helper functions that developers can utilize to encrypt and decrypt additional data.
By securing the data at rest in the database and preventing unauthorized back end users from accessing it via admin, this plugin can assist in meeting data storage compliance requirements such as GDPR. Alternatively, it can be used to conceal form field results in admin from back end users without requiring encryption to be enabled. You can simultaneously use either option on fields of your choosing with field-specific user view permissions.
After configuring encryption, user permissions, custom merge tags, and any other necessary options, users can proceed with the regular use of Gravity Forms without requiring any additional procedures to access or export encrypted data. Decryption and access to field data for users with view permissions are fully transparent, instantaneous, seamlessly integrated, and automated. They are probably unaware that encryption is enabled. Since they have the necessary authorization, accessing or exporting readable data is as straightforward as logging in. The nulled plugin preserves all export options and standard Gravity Forms capabilities, including the ability to view entries.
Additionally, dependable native entry search capabilities are available, which utilize encrypted field data and require specific user or role permissions to operate (searches should be limited to exact content and not fragmentary content). For users desiring more stringent data protection, the plugin also provides an optional OpenSSL Async/Strict Access Mode. In this mode, data can only be decrypted when an additional password is entered by a logged-in WordPress user with view permissions.
Depending on the data type, users lacking field view permission are limited to viewing a customizable restricted display message that pertains to encrypted or concealed data. Individuals lacking the ability to view a field are not permitted to conduct any searches using its concealed value, export it as readable, or execute any other operations that would expose the value of fields to which they do not have access. Admin users lack access to non-encrypted field data that is initially concealed when encryption or the “hide field value” option is subsequently enabled for a given field.
By utilizing distinct restricted displays for encrypted and obscured data, unauthorized users can discern which fields are encrypted and which are merely concealed. The restricted displays are completely configurable and can be configured to be identical for both or, alternatively, to exhibit nothing. Users lacking authorization would be unable to discern whether data has been input into a hidden or encrypted field if nothing were displayed for that field in the administration interfaces.
You can have your data encrypted and decrypted automatically when you access it for a basic site, with numbered, step-by-step setup instructions that will have you operational in a matter of minutes. Alternatively, you can utilize the numerous additional options to create complex data permissions for individual fields that apply to multiple users and use cases, or to manage data view permissions at both the user/role and individual field levels. Additionally, global view permissions can be granted to specific users and/or roles in order to keep out all users immediately and grant them access to all data.
Can’t I simply utilize a complimentary plugin such as Gravitate?
This is only mentioned here due to the volume of inquiries and the perceived lack of clarity regarding the information that individuals are overlooking when evaluating those alternatives. No, at least not if you require data security and functionality in the truest sense. It is important to note that obsolete free plugins available on the market compel users to encrypt all data without their consent, lack additional web security measures such as output controls and user view permissions, grant access to all administrators, and store the encryption key directly adjacent to the encrypted data in the database. Sadly, that is equivalent to securing the front door while neglecting to remove the key from it.
Additionally, the previous Gravitate plugin is incompatible with new PHP versions, alternative Gravity Forms payment gateways such as PayPal and Stripe, and a variety of extensions and operations (such as the “user registration” add-on). This is due to the fact that the plugin encrypts all submitted data, which is inconvenient when another plugin or add-on needs to process the product and pricing fields. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that you will be able to utilize or add any additional Gravity Forms functionality using those modules.
They are incapable of encrypting or decrypting entry data from old gravity forms, and they lack many of the plugin’s other immensely useful and/or essential features, including the ability to search entries based on encrypted data. We acknowledge that the phrase “free encryption plugin” may appear convenient. However, in regards to the practical safeguarding of data, the compatibility of your website, and its operational requirements, we maintain that a clear comprehension of the value of the substantial security, adaptably practical functionalities, considerate resolutions, and comprehensive documentation and support provided by Gravity Forms Encrypted Fields is warranted. It is an obvious selection for any website!
PLUGIN ASSEMBLIES
Encryption of bank and military-grade database storage using AES-256
One may opt for various encryption protocols, such as OpenSSL, OpenSSL Asynchronous, or the legacy Mcrypt.
The optional Asynchronous/Async Mode restricts access to data to an extremely stringent degree, disallowing decrypted data access without the async password.
– Web and WordPress nulled theme Admin security measures are integrated to aid in the prevention of sensitive data intrusions.
Intelligent encryption key system with customizable encryption keys generated and stored independently
– Option to circumvent actual encryption globally and conceal data in the administration for unauthorized users.
– Permissions for advanced user/role views of encrypted or concealed data per field
Permissions for global user and role views of encrypted or concealed data
Individual field data in Gravity Forms can be encrypted or hidden, with user and role access control per field.
Incorporate tag exclusion and filtering controls into output management systems for confirmations and notifications pertaining to encrypted or concealed fields.
– Capability to incorporate section breaks, HTML, and signature fields into the output of the “all_fields” merge tag.
– Capability to exclude particular fields from the output of the “all_fields” merge tag.
By utilizing custom decrypted merge tags, only email and confirmation messages will contain encrypted data in human-readable form; all view permissions on the site will remain intact. These may be inserted directly from the drop-down menus for merge tags.
Developers have the ability to generate encrypted merge tags that restrict the output of field data to email and confirmations, while maintaining any standard encryption that may be present on the site. These may be inserted directly from the drop-down menus for merge tags. At that point, developers are empowered to generate bespoke decryption methods for the data that is being received encrypted.
Merge tags that generate human-readable versions of encrypted data are only capable of doing so if the user or role responsible for importing or generating the merge tag content possesses view permissions to the field data on the site. Instances where the user lacks the necessary authorizations will exhibit the restricted display. These are beneficial for custom views in Gravity View in which data is populated by merge tags and users should only have the ability to view field data for which they have been granted permissions.
The capability to transmit fully encrypted strings enables developers to merge tag output on confirmations and notifications, pass encrypted data in query string parameters between forms, and ingest encrypted data into other systems via email notifications. This also permits developers to pass data encrypted through email notifications for third-party decryption.
– Exceptionally robust native search capabilities for entries containing encrypted field data, with user/role-based access permissions for this type of search. (Native search capabilities are limited to precise field values; this includes multipart field values such as first name and last name.)
– Masking of the output preview for encrypted or concealed fields, which may be applied to merge tags for confirmations and notifications and, if desired, the entry view. For instance: ••1234
– Capability to automatically remove and not store the IP address of the submitting user for all entries from specific forms
The functionality to automatically remove or not retain user signatures on all submitted entries from designated forms. Prior to deletion, signatures may be appended to designated notification emails.
The functionality to automatically remove designated field data from form entries subsequent to submission, user registration, notifications, or feeds. Prevent any breaches of sensitive or private information on the site.
The functionality to postpone the encryption of designated fields until after the processing of submissions, user registrations, notifications, and feeds. This feature enables unencrypted data processing by feeds and add-ons during the initial submission or normal updates. Subsequently, the data is promptly encrypted for database storage.
The capability to automatically remove designated form entries and file uploads subsequent to user registration, submission, notifications, or feeds. Maintain a spotless site with no sitespread data breaches!
The capability to automatically remove form file uploads that are specified following user registration, submission, notifications, or feeds. Before the file is deleted, a notification email can be populated with the attached file. Ensure that the site is free of site file upload data breaches. Ideal for uploading resumes and other files that may contain sensitive information.
The capability to append designated form file uploads to designated notifications subsequent to submission or user registration, prior to the deletion of entries or uploaded files.
– Option to password-protect access to the admin settings page (This password is encrypted and, when combined with quick global permission lockout, can provide data security even if an admin login breach occurs! To access encrypted data, simply unlock the page and grant temporary permission!
The user has the option to grant view permissions to specific field data for the original logged-in submitting user, in addition to the standard user/role view permissions assigned to their submitted entries.
• Possibility of designating ‘User Owned Fields’ that encrypt data and restrict access to only the initial user who submitted the form
“Option to display custom text or nothing at all for users without permission in hidden and encrypted fields”
This feature enables the removal or reversal of encryption on designated forms, entries, and fields. Additionally, it can be executed in segments on all entries and fields of a given form, starting from the most recent to the most recent, in order to entirely eliminate encryption from form entries!
The capability to encrypt prior entries for designated fields, forms, and entries (fields must be of a supported type) is provided. To encrypt ALL of a form’s entries, this function can also be executed in batches on all entries and/or fields of a specified form, from most recent to most recent. Encryption can now be applied to obsolete field data.
– Capability to globally enable or disable encryption or conceal field values for all supported field types on a form!
By concealing field values for quiz fields, administrators can prevent users without view permission from viewing quiz answers and responses.
– Encrypts partial entries and “save and continue” data in conjunction with Gravity Forms “Save and Continue” and the “Partial Entries” add-on!
Automatic updates and update notifications are provided via the complimentary Envato Market plugin.
– Decryption and Encryption Helper Functions for Developers: Encrypt/decrypt any text/string programmatically using simple functions and a custom key, or retrieve decrypted Gravity Forms field values while attempting to format the field display in Gravity Forms HTML.
– Extensive and detailed integrated documentation for each option and configuration to assist you in configuring the ideal solution for your website!
For users who want to be up and running in a matter of minutes, comprehensive setup instructions are available directly on the options page. Additionally, the plugin features a comprehensive visual system check, video tutorials, and encryption testing to enable users to see the system requirements and current encryption status in order to get up and running quickly and to quickly identify the global settings it employs.
Field types that are supported include the following: single line text, paragraph text, drop-down, multiple-select, number, checkboxes, radio buttons, name, date, email, phone, address, website, list, time, and quiz (answers and selections are not highlighted for users without view permission who are viewing entries).
In order to ensure proper functionality, encryption is typically not possible or should not be applied to payment, product, or user registration information. (It is possible to process data unencrypted and then store it encrypted using specific form configurations.)
This plugin fulfills an essential role in safeguarding data. Using this plugin in conjunction with other fundamental security measures, including SSL, VPS, user capability restrictions, and strong admin user password enforcement, is highly advised. Whether you are required to implement supplementary data protection policies and procedures is contingent on the nature and degree of sensitivity of the information you gather.
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