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Last week, 92 vulnerabilities were added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database for WordPress plugins. Users are urged to update the User Submitted Posts plugin and be aware of a new strain of malware posing as a caching plugin. WordPress has also released version 6.3.2 with important maintenance and security updates.

Today's news: WooCommerce's impressive growth, challenges of creating WordPress demos, ActivityPub on WordPress.com, Chrome disabling third-party cookies, and performance improvements in the upcoming default theme.

In today's news for the WordPress community: plugin submissions, Magecart campaign, WP CLI guide, Gravatar Hovercards, iThemes rebranding, developer updates, Wordfence security boost, and WooCommerce 8.2.0 release. Stay tuned for more!

Read about WordPress news, including topics like customizing JetPack related posts, slow WooCommerce themes, WordPress 6.4 update, "WordPress adjacent" term, hacked sites, and a webinar on course creation with Sensei. Stay informed!

Check out the latest news in WordPress and web development! Discover influential figures, explore WP-CLI, learn about coding standards, and more.

Discover how to improve your WordPress site's speed and user experience by eliminating render-blocking resources. Plus, learn about customizing search blocks, WordPress vulnerabilities, GPL compatibility for plugins, the Ollie block theme on WordPress.org, and explore The Million Dollar WordPress Page.

In today's news: WordPress updates, footnotes in 6.3, design tools in 6.4, mental wellbeing in remote work, vulnerability report, positioning challenges, site editing options, and speed optimization strategies.

WordPress proposes draft for 2024 Global Community Sponsorship Program, raising fees to cover increasing costs. Updates on photos, WordPress 6.4 beta, HTML5 comments issue, Automattic's collaboration with Harvard's Berkman Klein Center, and a call for WP founders to adapt.

Get a sneak peek of WordPress 6.4, explore the WordPress REST API, learn about AI in WordPress development, and more in this engaging blog post!

Exciting news for WordPress enthusiasts: WordCamp Asia tickets, user satisfaction tips, WooCommerce flower shop advice, NASA.gov on WordPress, responsive images tutorial, Gutenberg 16.7 release, AI in WordPress video, translatable themes/plugins video, and GraphQL possibilities.

In today's podcast, we discuss the new features in Gutenberg 16.7, WordPress vulnerabilities, Git-based deployment, login attempt limits, popular WordPress brands, and enhanced patterns in WordPress 6.3. Check out the related links for more info!

WordPress 6.4 Beta 1 available for testing, GitHub updates project seeks feedback, WordPress Vulnerability Report, annual survey, WordPress Core Performance Team, create-block package video.

WordPress.org introduces new user interface for two-factor authentication settings. Learn WordPress seeks feedback on website reorganization. Help test WordPress 6.4 before its launch on November 7, 2023. WordPress 6.4 Beta 1 available for download and testing. Evaluating plugin accessibility for WordPress websites requires thorough testing and consideration of various factors.

Check out the latest news in the world of WordPress - WordCamp Asia wants your contributor stories, new design updates on WordPress.org, how WordPress consultants can help your business, and an acquisition of a popular plugin.

Check out the latest WordPress news: a Code of Conduct violation report, inspiring personal essay, video on Options API, WP Accessibility Day 2023, Cyber Resilience Act impact, and insights on block themes.

In today's Daily News Roundup, we cover plugin reviews, WordPress curriculum, vulnerabilities, modern admin panels, hacked installations, and file permissions.

WordPress.com plugin pages now include download links for WordPress.org plugins. New videos discuss nurturing customers, Swiss data protection law, and automating maintenance with Playwright. A vulnerability report reveals 57 vulnerabilities affecting over five million WordPress sites.

WordCamp Asia seeks submissions for their iconic mascot, Essential Blocks plugin vulnerabilities fixed, tips to speed up WordPress dashboard, Next Generation WordPress events happening worldwide, WP Tavern introduces forums, and learn about using block patterns on WordPress.

Check out the latest news in WordPress and accessibility. Learn how to make your site accessible, document user interactions, convert your blog into a Mastodon instance, use AI-powered SEO tools, and explore WordPress Enterprise.

WordPress community drama sparks discussion on the importance of contribution. New video on creating a WordPress.org account. WooSesh 2023 virtual conference announced. Essential Addons for Elementor plugin users urged to update due to security vulnerability. Tickets now available for WordCamp Asia 2024 in Taipei.

In today's podcast, we cover WordPress concerns, DOM size issues, HTTP Request API, WooCommerce 8.1.0 release, and WPGraphQL's features. Stay tuned!

136 WordPress vulnerabilities reported, impacting millions of sites. Wordfence launches CLI scanner for malware detection. New ActivityPub plugin available. Concerns over WordPress.com plugin directory duplication and sock puppets in the community. #WordPress #WebsiteSecurity

Today's news in the WordPress world includes a guide on switching to a block theme, investment in publishers, WooCommerce 8.1.0 release, and demands for better plugin metrics. Stay updated!

August 2023 brought the WordPress community together for the Community Summit and WordCamp US. WordPress 6.3 was also released, giving users a sneak peek into the future. Challenges were faced and solutions found, but security concerns arose with the Slimstat Analytics plugin. On a positive note, 10up announced their merger with Fueled, expanding their team and market reach.

Gutenberg 16.6 released with block hooks and toolbar improvements, PHPCS and WordPress sniff options, Mastodon-WordPress integration, FestingerVault controversy, HeroPress success stories, WP-CLI power, and monetizing themes in the era of Block Editor.