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Devflow CMS: Flexible Content Management for PHP Architects
Devflow CMS launches as a flexible content management platform for PHP architects. The system emphasizes unlimited development freedom and custom architecture capabilities for experienced developers.
Read MoreShapedPlugin WordPress Pro Plugins Backdoored in Supply Chain Attack
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Read MoreGutenberg 23.1-23.3: Responsive Block Styles and Media Editor Enhancements
Gutenberg releases 23.1-23.3 bring responsive block styles, improved media editing, and collaborative features to WordPress 7.1. Core developers request community testing ahead of the July beta release.
Read MoreWP Engine Complaint Adds Unredacted Allegations About Mullenweg Plan
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Read MoreWordPress 7.1 Development Accelerates After 7.0 Release
WordPress 7.1 beta 1 arrives July 15, 2026, as development accelerates. Contributors issued testing calls for collaborative editing, client-side media processing, and the new Media Editor Modal.
Read MoreOptinMonster Supply Chain Attack Exposes 3 Million Sites
OptinMonster’s CDN was compromised in a supply chain attack affecting approximately 3 million websites. Attackers injected malicious code to steal user data, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in third-party dependencies.
Read MoreAvada Builder Plugin Vulnerabilities Expose One Million Sites
Two critical vulnerabilities in Avada Builder WordPress plugin threaten one million sites with file access and SQL injection attacks. Security researchers urge immediate updates to version 3.15.3.
Read MoreWordPress User Registration Plugin Flaw Enables Admin Account Takeover
A critical vulnerability in the WordPress User Registration plugin allows unauthenticated attackers to create admin accounts and take complete control of websites without credentials.
Read MoreWordPress Debug Log Too Large: Fixes and Prevention
WordPress debug logs can grow to problematic sizes when left unchecked, consuming server resources and affecting site performance. Learn immediate solutions, prevention strategies, and best practices for managing debug logging properly.
Read MoreWP2Shell Lab: WordPress Security Vulnerability Testing Framework Released
Developer 47Cid releases WP2Shell Lab, an open-source framework for testing WordPress security vulnerabilities in controlled environments. The tool helps security professionals identify exploits before they impact production systems.
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