Last year it was found out that the malicious app InstaAgent was stealing Instagram passwords from users (and using Instagram’s own tech!), Instagram changed its rules for getting access to aforementioned API, effectively stopping a large number of WordPress Instagram Plugins from working.
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WordPress 4.5.2 has now been available since the start of May 2016. This update was purely a security release for all versions of WordPres. We strongly urge you to update your sites immediately!
Please everyone, update to WordPress 4.5.2 Read More »
WordPress 4.5 is expected to be released during the second week of April, 2016, and so we thought we’d look around and see what’s new and up coming in this release.
WordPress 4.5 : what we gonna get? Read More »
This past week we celebrated the release of WordPress 4.4. Lead by Scott Taylor, this new version boasts great benefits for both users and developers. Head to your site’s WordPress dashboard to do a one click update for WordPress 4.4 in order to take advantage of these new features. We’ve done over 20 upgrades so
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While most of you (and us to be blunt) are still settling into WordPress 4.2, the WordPress core team has already scheduled the release of a new version 4.3 for August 18th 2015. Work on this upcoming release of WordPress is WELL underway (mark that already out in beta, so no more major changes to be made at
So what are going to get with the new WordPress 4.3? Read More »
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, is buying WooCommerce, a popular e-commerce platform built on WordPress with over $1 million in monthly recurring revenue. Automattic chief and WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg announced the deal today, but declined to share the terms of the deal. Here’s what we know: WooCommerce’s 55 employees are joining Automattic, WooCommerce is currently
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At least 17 of WordPress’s most popular plugins – and likely even more of them – are vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) flaws that could allow attackers to inject malicious code in the browsers of the sites’ visitors. The latest security hole and vulnerability has arrived only days after WordPress was updated to fix a similar
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We have been rapping on this for years it seems (actually it has been years, first time we used WPTouch was 2013) and now the GOOG has warned us of their impending Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Update. It’s important enough not to be a cute and cuddly, Penguin or Panda but more like Mobilegeddon, Mobocalypse, Mobilepocalyse or mopocalypse,
Don’t say we didn’t tell you ~ Google’s Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Update Read More »
Millions of WordPress sites have been exposed to a Blind SQL Injection vulnerability due to a security hole in the very popular Yoast SEO plugin. The plugin has been updated by makers, so make sure to update your plugin ASAP. The Yoast WordPress SEO Plugin is used by over 1+ Million WordPress websites (see their downloads) and
Update your Yoast WordPress SEO Plugin as it is Vulnerable To Hackers Read More »
We spend a ridiculous amount of time talking to our client about why everyone MUST publish on their own website “real estate” first, and then distribute the link out over whatever social network takes their fancy. There have been quite a few very good articles lately focusing on this simple truth: If you “share” this article with your fans/followers on
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