WordFence — a security plugin to…
WordFence — a security plugin to boot — has an XSS vulnerability that was recently patched. VaultPress posted more about it, but if you run this plugin, you need to update.
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On static WordPress, with Miriam Schwab of Strattic
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Fear mongering journalist pointlessly blasts WordPress
I encountered an article today that made my blood boil. Phillip Thomson wrote about the cost of three websites for the Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs for the Sydney Morning Herald. The article blasts Julie Bishop and her department for spending $113,000 on upgrades and maintenance for three websites. I have no opinion on Australian…
WooThemes is investigating alleged website vulnerabilities
Some WooThemes customers are alleging that their credit cards suffered from fraudulent charges after purchasing items from WooThemes’ website. The point of vulnerability is unknown at this time. The number of affected customers is unknown. The following is what we know: Just after 3:00 p.m. central time Wednesday, May 7th, WooThemes publicly tweeted struggles with their…
