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Read the latest roundupIssue 22: Three Plugins Under Attack, and WordPress Opens a Door for AI
Attackers are exploiting Bricksforge, Ninja Forms, and WPC Product Bundles. WordPress 7.1.3 fixes 7 flaws, and the MCP Adapter hits the plugin directory.
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Browse all WordPress articlesJetpack 16.3 Adds Video Blocks, Form Logic, and a New Features Tab
Jetpack 16.3 adds three video and scheduling blocks, form conditional logic, and a new Features tab. Update to see the reorganized settings.
Issue 22: Three Plugins Under Attack, and WordPress Opens a Door for AI
Attackers are exploiting Bricksforge, Ninja Forms, and WPC Product Bundles. WordPress 7.1.3 fixes 7 flaws, and the MCP Adapter hits the plugin directory.
WooCommerce 11.2 Adds a Checkout Date Picker and Changes Who Gets Account Emails
WooCommerce 11.2 adds a checkout date picker, UPC-based imports, and sticky filters. Admin email copies and shop manager rights change.
WordPress 7.2 Will Switch Off a Database Mode That Breaks Queries
WordPress 7.2 will switch off the NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES database mode to prevent broken queries. Most sites need to do nothing.
Attackers Are Exploiting a Critical Bricksforge Flaw to Upload Code Without a Login
Attackers are exploiting a critical Bricksforge flaw that lets anyone upload and run PHP code without logging in. Update to 3.1.8.10 now.
WordPress's MCP Adapter Plugin Is Now in the Plugin Directory
WordPress's MCP Adapter is now in the plugin directory, giving AI assistants a standard way into your site. It's experimental, so test first.