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Read the latest roundupIssue 18: A New Backstop for Bad Plugin Updates, and a Shake-Up at Automattic
WordPress.org now blocks malicious plugin updates before they ship. Automattic's board put founder Matt Mullenweg on leave, naming a new interim CEO.
Latest WordPress articles
Browse all WordPress articlesGutenberg 24.0 Gives the Gallery Block a Real Grid Layout
Gutenberg 24.0 adds a customizable Gallery grid with per-breakpoint columns, post title revision tracking, and site titles that scale to fit.
Wordfence 9 Lets Your Site's Users Log In Without a Password
Wordfence 9 adds free passkey login, letting WooCommerce and WordPress users sign in with a fingerprint or face scan instead of a password.
WordPress Retires Year-Named Themes for a New Default Called Ipsum
WordPress.org unveiled Ipsum, a minimal blank-canvas theme set to replace year-named defaults starting with WordPress 7.2. Test it now and give feedback.
Two Critical Flaws in The Events Calendar Can Hand Attackers Full Site Control
Two critical flaws in The Events Calendar let attackers take over a site with no login required. The plugin runs on 600,000+ sites. Update to 6.17.5.
Attackers Are Exploiting a Critical Flaw in WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture
A critical flaw in WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture lets attackers upload malicious files without logging in. Update to 2.0.3.2 now.
Issue 18: A New Backstop for Bad Plugin Updates, and a Shake-Up at Automattic
WordPress.org now blocks malicious plugin updates before they ship. Automattic's board put founder Matt Mullenweg on leave, naming a new interim CEO.