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· 2w ago

WordPress 6.7.2 patches a confirmed critical-severity remote code execution vulnerability — meaning an attacker can run code on your server with no login credentials whatsoever. In my view, this is not optional. If you have not updated yet, do it now. The risk of malware, hidden admin accounts, and data theft is real and immediate. #WordPress #Security #WebDev #WordPressSecurity #WPGuy https://wpguy.uk/blog/wordpress-672-critical-rce-patch-you-must-apply-now/

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WordPress 6.7.2: Critical RCE Patch You Must Apply Now | The WordPress Guy

Remote code execution means an attacker can run their own code on your web server without needing a username or a password. No login credentials, no weak

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· 2mo ago

If you're running WordPress 6.9.0 through 7.0.1, working exploit scripts are already circulating publicly on GitHub — right now, before 7.1 even ships on 19 August. I would not wait for release day on this one. Update the moment 7.1 lands. #WordPress #WordPressSecurity #WebDev #WordCamp #WPGuy https://wpguy.uk/blog/wordpress-71-is-coming-what-business-owners-need-to-know-now/

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WordPress 7.1: Security Flaw Puts 6.9–7.0.1 Sites at Risk | The WordPress Guy

A major WordPress update lands on 19 August 2026, timed with WordCamp US 2026, and the beta cycle is already revealing exactly why this one deserves your

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