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Read the latest roundupIssue 23: Patch Your Plugins, and Ask Your Host About Ghostscript
Backuply and All in One SEO need updates, and a critical Ghostscript flaw sits on your server, not in WordPress. Gutenberg 24.2 turns on React 19.
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Browse all WordPress articlesBackuply Flaw Can Give Attackers Admin Access During a Restore. Update to 1.5.9
Update Backuply to 1.5.9 or later. A logged-in attacker can plant malicious data that takes over your site when you restore a database backup.
Issue 23: Patch Your Plugins, and Ask Your Host About Ghostscript
Backuply and All in One SEO need updates, and a critical Ghostscript flaw sits on your server, not in WordPress. Gutenberg 24.2 turns on React 19.
WordPress Delays an Accessibility Fix for Dashboard Notices
WordPress has reverted planned dashboard notice improvements after false counts appeared. Screen reader users still face the existing barriers.
Gutenberg 24.2 Moves Notes Beside Your Content and Turns On React 19
Gutenberg 24.2 moves editor notes into a side margin, sorts galleries, and switches on React 19 by default. Test it on staging first.
All in One SEO Patched Two Security Flaws. Update to 5.0.2.1
All in One SEO, used on 2 million+ sites, patched two medium-severity flaws. Update to 5.0.2.1 or later to close both of them.
A Critical Ghostscript Flaw Could Let a Crafted PDF Take Over Your WordPress Server
A critical Ghostscript flaw (CVSS 9.8) can let a crafted PDF run code on your server. There is no plugin to update, so ask your host if it is patched.