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Read the latest roundupIssue 25: Another Core Security Release, and a Plan to Make WordPress Agent-Ready
WordPress 7.1.4 is the seventh core security release since July. PHP attacks are climbing, and WordPress wants AI agents connecting by 7.3.
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Browse all WordPress articlesA Server Library Flaw Can Crash WordPress Through One Anonymous Request
A server library flaw lets one anonymous request crash your PHP workers. WordPress has no update for it, so ask your host to patch Brotli.
Issue 25: Another Core Security Release, and a Plan to Make WordPress Agent-Ready
WordPress 7.1.4 is the seventh core security release since July. PHP attacks are climbing, and WordPress wants AI agents connecting by 7.3.
Attackers Are Probing the WordPress 7.1.4 Upgrade Flaw. Check That You Updated
Attackers are probing the WordPress 7.1.4 upgrade flaw, and Wordfence says 22 flaws were fixed. Confirm your site updated to 7.1.4.
WordPress 7.1.4 Fixes 13 Security Issues, Including a Flaw in the Upgrade Process
WordPress 7.1.4 fixes 13 security issues, including a flaw in the upgrade process that can allow code execution. Update your site now.
Attacks on the New PHP Flaws Are Climbing. Update PHP and Restart It
Wordfence has blocked 74,000+ attempts to exploit the new PHP flaws, with no confirmed hacks yet. Update PHP and restart it.
Issue 24: Two Plugin Vendors Breached, and PHP Needs Patching
Rank Math and UpdraftPlus were breached, and PHP needs a server update. WordPress 7.2 Beta 1 is out, and MCP may be heading for core.