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Should you trust “CleanTalk Certified”? We don’t.

The folks over at CleanTalk have added a new feature over time. The CleanTalk Certified program, officially known as the Plugin Security Certification (PSC), is a security review initiative that certifies WordPress plugins for adherence to stringent…

Let ChatGPT Help With Shitty Plugins

Know someone using a plugin that has vulnerabilities? Reporting the issues to the plugin author is a good start. If the plugin author gives a shit, that is. Recently, we came across such a plugin.…

Plugin count a bit high? You could be fucking yourself.

Using a large number of WordPress plugins primarily leads to slower website performance, increased security vulnerabilities, and compatibility conflicts. Each plugin adds code, database queries, and server load, which can drastically increase page load times; if a site takes more than 3…
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WordPress 7.0.2 Addresses Moderate and Critical Issues
Hot on the heels of WordPress version 7.0.1 released just a week ago, version 7.0.2 addresses one moderate and one severe security vulnerabilities. These are net new issues, and do not appear to be connected…

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WordPress 7.0.1 Release Fixes Bugs, Causes Problems
There were no new features announced in WordPress version 7.0.1. It was primarily a minor maintenance release that addressed 31 bugs across the Core and Block Editor. While the 7.0.1 release was generally stable, there…
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