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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Help shape WordPress 2.7
From the WordPress Blog: Another round of mini-mockups and multiple choice questions awaits the first 5000 respondents. WordPress 2.7 UI Survey #2 is now available to take your opinions regarding: Where to put the search box Where to put the … Continue reading
Wordpress 2.6.1 Exploit: Upgrade to avoid hack
I was reading around today after cleaning up a website that got hacked when I saw an example of a vulnerability that exists in WordPress 2.6.1 The security hole is this: Imagine a blog site using wordpress 2.6.1 and its … Continue reading
WordPress 2.7 coming down the tubes
Can’t wait for some of them I’ve just come across a list of new features planned for WordPress 2.7 on Ryan Boren’s blog. Looks really exciting. Here’s what he lists: New admin UI based on the crazyhorse experimental UI branch … Continue reading
Wordpress 2.6.2 released
There’s been a new drop of WordPress which addresses some security issues and a couple of bugs. Here the write up from the development blog: Stefan Esser recently warned developers of the dangers of SQL Column Truncation and the weakness … Continue reading
Yoga: Liberated – No pesky encrypted sections
I’ve just finished liberating another WordPress theme. yoga-liberated is the theme and this was a particularly pesky one. It’s not that the encryption routine was anything to write home about, however the whole right-sidebar was encrypted too. Not only was … Continue reading
Liberated Theme: Coffee Theme Liberated
And here’s another liberated theme: coffee-theme-liberated. This one had a 220k footer which must have wasted literally hundreds of machine cycles to decrypt on every page load. Not only that, but there was also an encrypted section in the sidebar, … Continue reading