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Wordfence, a cybersecurity company that specializes in making WordPress security products, has found a critical vulnerability in a plugin used by over 4 million internet websites. The company says ...

Over 4 million WordPress websites were impacted by a critical Really Simple Security plugin vulnerability providing full administrative access. A critical-severity vulnerability in the Really Simple ...

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A new website called WP Engine Tracker shows how many sites have moved away from hosting provider WP Engine since the company’s feud with WordPress co-creator Matt Mullenweg began in September.

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