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Bot Traffic Hitting Your WordPress Site? Here’s the Plan
Kinsta’s own analysis of more than 10 billion requests came in a year when AI-driven bot traffic was reported to have increased…
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WordPress 7.1 ‘Mary Lou’: What Changes for Your Server, Not Just Your Editor
WordPress 7.1 Mary Lou arrived on August 19, 2026, and most coverage lists the editor features: a Playlist block, a Tabs block,…
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Critical Bricksforge Flaw: Is Your WordPress Site Exposed?
A WordPress plugin called Bricksforge has a flaw that lets anyone on the internet run their own code on your server, with…
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Managed vs Unmanaged VPS: Which One Actually Fits
The choice between managed and unmanaged VPS hosting comes down to one honest question: do you actually want to be your own…
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CVE-2026-88772: What to Do If a Citrix NetScaler Sits in Front of Your Business
A single mismatched byte count is what let attackers run arbitrary code as root on Citrix NetScaler devices for weeks before anyone…
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Microsoft’s Record Patch Tuesday: What Your Windows VPS Needs Now
In short: Microsoft’s September 2026 Patch Tuesday was a record, and it included two exploited zero-days. If you run a Windows VPS…
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The Elementor Flaw That Lets One Click Create a New Admin Account
An Elementor CSRF bug in versions 4.3.0-4.3.1 lets a single clicked link create a rogue admin account. Here’s how the bypass works…
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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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