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Surviving the WordPress Hiccup: How to Dodge the Latest PHP Code Execution Vulnerability
Dealing with WordPress is like battling persistent hiccups. Just when you think it’s over, there’s a new WordPress Remote Code Execution vulnerability looming. It’s like a bad magic trick, waiting for another flaw to team up with, and voilà! Potential website chaos! But, keep calm,…
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It's like a really bad case of the hiccups. Just when you think it's over, up comes another one! WordPress, that friendly CMS everyone and their dog seems to use, has discovered a potential 'hiccup' in its system. Yeah, just another vulnerability that could allow attackers to run arbitrary PHP code on your beloved website. But don't panic just yet! It's not a solo act. This flaw needs to team up with another to do any real damage. So, if you're keeping your website up-to-date and your plugins in check, you're probably safe... for now.Already a member? Log in here