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Exchange’s CVE-2026-96940 Patch Confusion: What to Actually Check
Most of the small businesses that still run their own Exchange Server, rather than Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, do it for…
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New gTLD Reveal Day Is Coming. It Won’t Get You a Domain.
At 18:00 UTC on October 7, ICANN will publicly disclose all 1,616 applications submitted for new top-level domains in its 2026 expansion…
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Google Search Console Can Now Show You Image-Based Search Traffic
Search Console’s new image search filter separates image-based search clicks from text queries. Here’s what it shows an online store and what…
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How to Optimize Your Website for AI Search: The Technical Half Nobody Covers
How to optimize website for AI search: it is as much a hosting and speed question as a content one. Here’s the…
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Test Your Products for AI Shopping Discovery: 5 Checks Before You Optimize Anything
Before optimizing for AI shopping discovery, run these 5 checks on your catalog to find where your product data is failing to…
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Managing WordPress With ChatGPT or Claude: What It Actually Does (and Where to Be Careful)
You can now manage WordPress with ChatGPT or Claude directly via MCP. Here’s what that enables, the setup outline, and the access…
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The AI Bot Traffic Mistakes Site Owners Keep Making (And What the Data Actually Shows)
AI bot traffic mistakes: most sites’ AI bot traffic is unremarkable, but a few aren’t. Here’s what real infrastructure data shows about…
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A Malicious npm Package Posed as a Twilio Bug-Bounty Tool. Here’s What Developers Should Check
A malicious npm package posing as a Twilio bug-bounty tool stole developer credentials. Here’s exactly what it did and how to check…
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Comment2Shell: The WordPress Flaw That Turned a Blog Comment Into Server Access
A visitor with no account on your site could leave a comment, and if you opened the page while logged in as…
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WordPress’s Critical CVE-2026-87902 Patch: What Site Owners Need to Do Now
WordPress shipped version 7.1.2 on September 22, 2026 to close a critical, unauthenticated flaw in how the software picks a template file…
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