WordPress updates

September 23, 2026

Updated WordPress last week? Update again – attackers started probing in under five hours

You updated WordPress last week. Good. Now update it again. WordPress 7.1.1 arrived on September 17 with maintenance work and 11 security...Read More...

September 17, 2026

An unapproved event comment could take over WordPress – update The Events Calendar

A stranger leaves a comment on an event page. You never approve it. It sits in moderation, invisible to normal visitors, while...Read More...

September 11, 2026

WordPress now checks plugin updates before they reach your site

A plugin update appears in your WordPress dashboard a little later than expected. Usually, delay sounds bad. This time it may mean...Read More...

August 14, 2026

WordPress 7.0.4 is out – not July’s no-password flaw, but update now

Last month we wrote about the WordPress flaw that let attackers in without a password. That was the 7.0.0 and 7.0.1 mess....Read More...

June 30, 2026

How to tell if your “WordPress guy” is actually maintaining your site

You hired someone to “look after the site.” Maybe a freelancer. Maybe the cousin of a guy you know. Maybe the developer...Read More...

June 16, 2026

The 10-minute monthly WordPress check every owner should do

Your WordPress site does not need hours of babysitting every week. For most small business owners, that’s overkill. But ignoring it for...Read More...

May 14, 2026

How to set up WordPress staging environment before updating

You know that nervous feeling you get right before hitting the update button on your WordPress site? That little voice wondering “what...Read More...