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Read the latest roundupIssue 26: The Brotli Flaw Gets Worse, and Core Flaw Attacks Hit 240,000
Wordfence confirms the Brotli flaw can run code on a server. Attacks on the WordPress 7.1.4 flaw top 240,000, and CISA lists it as exploited.
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Browse all WordPress articlesWordPress 7.2 Adds a Secrets API for Storing API Keys Encrypted
WordPress 7.2 adds a Secrets API that stores API keys encrypted. It is for plugin developers, but you can ask vendors whether they will use it.
WordPress 7.2 Adds Text Shadow Controls to Paragraph and Heading Blocks
WordPress 7.2 adds text shadow controls for Paragraph and Heading blocks and a Global Styles panel for presets. No code needed to use them.
WooCommerce Will Now Push Required Security Updates to Your Store, and PHP 8.1 Is Coming
WooCommerce will now push required security fixes to connected stores, even with auto-updates off. Check your version and your PHP.
WooPayments Gets a Security Fix Across Every Version Line. Check Your Version
WooCommerce released a security fix for WooPayments across every version line. Check your version and update to 11.2.1 or the matching patch.
Issue 26: The Brotli Flaw Gets Worse, and Core Flaw Attacks Hit 240,000
Wordfence confirms the Brotli flaw can run code on a server. Attacks on the WordPress 7.1.4 flaw top 240,000, and CISA lists it as exploited.
WordPress 7.2 Adds a /random/ URL That Sends Visitors to a Random Post
WordPress 7.2 adds a /random/ URL that sends visitors to a random published post. It is on by default, so check whether you want it.