Marc-Alexandre Montpas at posted an excellent…
Marc-Alexandre Montpas at posted an excellent and detailed dissection of the WordPress 5.2.3 security release on the Sucuri blog. 🔒
Marc-Alexandre Montpas at posted an excellent and detailed dissection of the WordPress 5.2.3 security release on the Sucuri blog. 🔒
Add this to the list of crappy things in 2020: Ben Martin at Sucuri shares another newly discovered variation of a credit card swiper he found on a WordPress WooCommerce site. 💳 Ben says, “2020 appears to be the year of the credit card swiper, and more and more of this malware seems to be…
In this episode of Post Status Excerpt, David Bisset and Cory Miller talk about how new developers might be able to get a footing with a career in WordPress. (The first step might be more social than technical in nature.)
In this episode of Post Status Draft, Brian and Cory talk about balancing multiple projects, and working with partners.
WordPress plugin popularity has always been pretty tough to figure out. We only had download counts or independent, third party website scrapers to tell us anything. Now, WordPress.org itself has more data that’s being tested and launched to give us real insight into the popularity of WordPress plugins.
WP Engine recently announced the launch of Global Edge Security, an “enterprise-class advanced security solution” in conjunction with Cloudflare. They have also recently provided its customers with the Genesis framework and themes after acquiring StudioPress in June.
Sucuri explains the security vulnerability they were credited with reporting in the WordPress 4.2.4 release.