As we’ve seen in the WordPress Stats infographic, the software has not only become the most widely used CMS but is also the software of choice by the majority of the Top 100 blogs in the Internet. With that, it’s not a surprise to see the increased number of attacks and other security threats on [...]
Continue reading...23. April 2012 ·
If you haven’t upgraded your WordPress installation to the latest version WordPress 3.3.2, stop what you’re doing and upgrade now! If you can’t do the upgrade right now, don’t delay and do it as soon as you can. WordPress 3.3.2 which was released a few days ago is a security update which makes it mandatory [...]
Continue reading...19. April 2012 ·
If you’re following the latest WordPress news then you’ve probably read or come across recent posts on different WordPress stats by Pingdom – WordPress Dominates the Top 100 Blogs and Lorelle VanFossen – WordPress Stats and Numbers: Breaking Their Own Records. Add up all those numbers/stats, add some more stats from WordPress.org, oDesk.com, Freelancer.com and [...]
Continue reading...12. April 2012 ·
Quick note for beta testers, theme & plugin developers and other users who would like to try out and test the upcoming version of the WordPress software. WordPress 3.4 Beta 2 was just released earlier today, it comes just a week after the Beta 1 version was released and contains over 60 bug fixes and [...]
Continue reading...5. April 2012 ·
WordPress 3.4 Beta 1 was released earlier today by the WordPress dev team. If you’re a web developer, theme/plugin author and would like to try out the upcoming version, then go ahead and get a copy. This version is still in development stage you shouldn’t install it on a live/production site. Rather, install it on [...]
Continue reading...3. April 2012 ·
Web security company Sucuri recently released a security alert concerning a WordPress plugin called Deans FCKEditor with PWWANGS Code for WordPress. The said plugin contains a very serious vulnerability that allowed hackers to gain full control – modify, upload and execute files on any website running WordPress. With the plugin installed on a certain website, [...]
Continue reading...2. March 2012 ·
Yesterday at the 2012 Mobile World Congress, Microsoft announced the release of Windows 8 Consumer Preview and the launching of the Windows Store. One of the apps used in the demonstration was the WordPress.com app. The folks from Automattic have worked together with Microsoft developers and designers to create this beautiful app for all WordPress.com [...]
Continue reading...9. February 2012 ·
WordPress users who own the Nook Color/Tablet or Amazon Kindle Fire would be pleased to know that the WordPress for Android app is now available for their devices. This was announced earlier today by the WordPress for Android dev team. Now for the Nook Color/Tablet and Kindle Fire, too! We’re happy to announce that WordPress [...]
Continue reading...3. November 2011 ·
Just want to share and inform other WordPress users who use the WordPress for iOS app that there’s a new update available – version 2.9.1 which was released yesterday. This version is a bug fix update and at the same time contains the following changes – stability improvements, crash fixes and an improved read speed [...]
Continue reading...3. August 2011 ·
A zero day vulnerability has been recently found on TimThumb, a popular image resizing utility widely used in a lot of WordPress themes. This issue was first discovered and reported by Mark Maunder after his blog got hacked via the timthumb.php file/script. The TimThumb zero day vulnerability allows malicious users, hackers and other third parties [...]
Continue reading...3. August 2011 ·
For those of you who own a Windows Phone 7 device, you might want to know that the WordPress for Windows Phone 7 app version 1.2 is now available and can be downloaded via the Windows Phone Marketplace. New features on WordPress for Windows Phone 7 version 1.2: Landscape Editing – the post editor is [...]
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23. April 2012 ·
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