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Advisory: Advanced Custom Fields changes by Tim Nash
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PWNPress: collect vulnerable WordPress websites over internet
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| | PWNPress is an innovative service that harnesses the power of data and cutting-edge technologies to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in WordPress websites. Our mission is to empower website owners, developers, and security professionals with actionable insights that help fortify their WordPress installations and protect their digital assets. In today's
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The WordPress Foundation is Nothing Like the Mozilla Foundation - Plugin Vulnerabilities
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A WordPress Hard Fork Could Be Made Painless for Plugin/Theme Developers - Semantically Secure
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| | Previously, I wrote about how code-signing and threshold signatures could allow the WordPress community (whether they continue to support WordPress or decide to hard-fork the project onto something else) to mitigate the risk of another Mullenweg tantrum (which are in surplus this season) leading to another successful violation of community trust. One reason why the...
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Transparency, Contribution, and the Future of WordPress - Dan Q
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| Joost de Valk weighs in on the WP Engine drama, but pivots into some excellent ideas that think bigger about the future of the WordPress community, contribution, and collaboration. I'm not 100% convinced by his ideas, but I'm enormously impressed by his big-picture thinking.