WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world — and the most hacked. Just last month, hackers engaged in a “feeding frenzy” at the expense of WordPress sites across the web, exploiting a ...

WordPress powers about 43% of all websites worldwide. This makes it an indispensable platform for organizations of all sizes. Unfortunately, that popularity also makes WordPress a prime target for ...

WordPress may be one of the most popular website builders in the world, but a recent study found that it’s plagued with a wide range of substantial security vulnerabilities that never get patched.

There are currently a “large number of failures” associated with Bing’s new URL submissions plugin for WordPress, according to the company’s outreach team. Emails are being sent out to site owners who ...

Currently holding strong at just under a 65% market share, WordPress has been the world’s top CMS platform for many years. From novice and experienced bloggers and small businesses to the largest ...

A new security update to the Ninja Forms WordPress plug-in — which has more than 1 million active installations — patches a code injection vulnerability researchers say is being actively exploited in ...

Websites hosted on WordPress.com's VIP GO platform are currently experiencing various issues from 503 "Service Unavailable" errors and displaying content with a default theme to showing their visitors ...

The most popular blogging platform and content management system today is without a doubt, Wordpress. The application powers around 59% of all websites around the world from small bedroom-based ...

WP 5.5 deprecated support for jQuery Migrate may have caused at least 50,000 broken sites. An issue with how themes handle pagination is causing other sites to break after updating to 5.5. That’s a ...

Yesterday's release of WordPress v3.5.1, fixes 37 bugs, including three security issues. The following security issues were addressed: A server-side request forgery vulnerability and remote port ...

Running a WordPress website or a blog is exciting. The thrill of being able to share your content with your audience at ease is the driving factor in why WordPress powers over 30% of all the websites.