Archive for July, 2010
One of the most commonly seen security tips around the WordPress-o-Sphere has got to be this: Don’t display your WordPress version number publicly Many WordPress developers often display the WordPress version in the source code. But having this information publicly available makes it easy for attackers to exploit known vulnerabilities on a particular WordPress version. [ READ MORE ]
Thread is feature that mostly used by forums. By the thread, we can comment not only the post, but also comment the existed comment. So it look like a reply within reply. So the hierarchy of the comments would be better and also, the commenter could get commented by the other commentator. As you can [ READ MORE ]
WordPress has announced a bold move today. In an official blog post Mark Jaquith, one of the lead developers of WordPress said that eventually, starting this year WordPress will end the support for PHP 4 and MySQL 4. WordPress Quoting from the blog post, the reasons he gave were: Our approach with WordPress has always [ READ MORE ]
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