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Vulnerability in the popular WP Go Maps WordPress plugin affects affects up to 300,000 websites
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BuddyPress WordPress vulnerability enables unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary shortcodes
The post BuddyPress WordPress Vulnerability May Impact Up To 100,000 Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
10Web Photo Gallery plugin vulnerability enables unauthenticated attackers to delete image comments.
The post 10Web WordPress Photo Gallery Plugin Vulnerability appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
James LePage, co-lead of the WordPress AI team, explains how SEO applies to AI agent content consumption.
The post Head Of WordPress AI Team Explains SEO For AI Agents appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
A vulnerability in the popular AIOSEO plugin affecting up to 3 million sites is in addition to the six found in 2025.
The post All In One SEO WordPress Vulnerability Affects Over 3 Million Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
80,000+ WooCommerce Square WordPress plugin installations vulnerable to fraudulent charges flaw
The post WooCommerce WordPress Plugin Exploit Enables Fraudulent Charges appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
WordPress no longer your default choice? Get a clear breakdown of when Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Drupal, and others are the smarter move.
The post 19 WordPress Alternatives: From Simple Builders To Enterprise CMS appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
2025 was notable for GEO, Google patents, and research papers. WordPress entered the year with uncertainty and ended it roaring into 2026.
The post Review Of 2025: Highlights & Lowlights For SEO (& WordPress) appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Vulnerability in Redirection For Contact Form 7 WordPress Plugin affects up to 300,000 installations
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Kinsta announced that customers will no longer have to pay for bandwidth caused by bot traffic.
The post Kinsta Managed WordPress Host Won’t Charge For Bot Traffic appeared first on Search Engine Journal.