Sucuri explains the security vulnerability they…
Sucuri explains the security vulnerability they were credited with reporting in the WordPress 4.2.4 release.
Sucuri explains the security vulnerability they were credited with reporting in the WordPress 4.2.4 release.
The BBC News has transitioned to HTTPS, as everyone should. James Donohue, a software engineer working with a team on the transition, briefly explains the problems that needed to be addressed and why security is so important to journalism: “In a climate of anxiety around fake news, it’s vital that users are able to determine that…
Milana Cap tells David about the stark reality of the near-overwhelming workload facing the WordPress Documentation Team.
Get the latest WordPress news with Cory and David in Post Status Excerpt. Topics: WordPress 5.7, the visual editor, and PluginRank.com. 🔌
Hosting providers around the world are seeing a massive increase in brute force attacks against WordPress and Joomla sites. Attackers are looking to gain access to and compromise accounts, but failing that, they are slowing down their targets or even rendering them unavailable as they exhaust the sites’ resources.
WordPress 4.2.4 was released and auto-updated in the last 24 hours, thankfully to seemingly little attention (other than perhaps a bit of update fatigue). And that’s a good thing. According to the announcement post, the release addresses six different issues. The most interesting thing I learned with this release is from a comment Gary Pendergast…
Get the scoop on planning for the WordPress 6.1 release, and help test its proposed plugin Rollback feature. There are also many calls for feedback from the Performance team and Five for the Future.