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Polyfill Vulnerability Effect on the WordPress Ecosystem

Published on July 3, 2024

On the 25th of June 2024, Sansec released a security advisory article regarding the Polyfill supply chain attack. Intro Polyfill.js is a popular JavaScript library that provides modern functionality on older browsers that do not natively support it. The implementation of Polyfill.js is mostly attached to an HTML tag as a script. This allows the […]

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WordPress Core 6.5.5 Security Update – Technical Advisory

Published on July 1, 2024

On the 24th of June 2024, WordPress.org released a security update and recommended users update their sites as soon as possible. This WordPress core 6.5.5 security release addresses 3 different security vulnerabilities that affect multiple WordPress core versions. For many, WordPress automatically updates the core to the latest version. Check if your WordPress version is […]

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Multiple Vulnerabilities in WooCommerce Amazon Affiliates Plugin

Published on June 6, 2024

This blog post is about WooCommerce Amazon Affiliates (WZone) plugin vulnerabilities. If you’re a WooCommerce Amazon Affiliates (WZone) user, please deactivate and delete the plugin since there is still no known patched version. Patchstack users are protected from this vulnerability. For plugin developers, we have security audit services and Enterprise API for hosting companies. About the WZone Plugin The […]

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Make Things New Case Study: Enabling Peace of Mind with Patchstack

Published on June 4, 2024

Patchstack user since: March 2023 When you have as much experience in the marketing world as James Traister and his team at Make Things New, you know your priorities. And for this ambitious team, security and revenue go hand in hand. In addition to protection from plugin vulnerabilities, Make Things New are true power users […]

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ellegaard ID Case Study: From Cleaning Up Hacked Sites to Security by Default

Published on June 3, 2024

Patchstack user since: September 2023 Getting hacked isn’t pleasant in any scenario, but it’s never as critical as when you manage WordPress websites for clients. When Morten Ellegard, the owner of ellegaard ID, a web development and maintenance company, realized that a site in his portfolio was hacked, he started looking for solutions. Today, he […]

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