Search giant Google has updated its “G” icon for the first time in nearly 10 years. The new logo no longer features four solid color sections. Instead, the red, yellow, green, and blue now ...

A critical vulnerability in the WordPress plugin SureTriggers has exposed thousands of websites to remote attacks, allowing unauthenticated users to create administrative accounts. SureTriggers ...

What just happened? WordPress.com has just rolled out an AI website builder that can create an entire site in just minutes, complete with written content, images, layout, and more. It's now ...

An awkward Q&A at WordCamp Asia 2025 saw Matt Mullenweg struggle to answer where WordPress will be in five years. Apparently caught off guard, he turned to the Lead Architect of Gutenberg for ...

Until the court battle between them is resolved, WordPress.com can no longer block WP Engine from accessing its toolchain. The court confirmed the injunction partly out of concern for WP Engine ...

But “if you know that the background check is no longer very rigorous, you might give it a shot.” “Right now, it would seem to me that if you’ve got a significant problem, you probably don ...

Developers of other plug-ins such as Gravity PDF and Display Post concluded that they would no longer use WordPress.org to update their plug-ins for the time being, but would host them on their ...

spelling out its offered (but by no means implemented) seven-year deal: If WP Engine wanted to employ WordPress branding, it would have to either pay Automattic 10 percent of its gross revenues on ...

A serious vulnerability in the Wordpress plug-in Litespeed Cache lurks on more than six million websites. An update is available. The Wordpress plug-in Litespeed Cache is extremely popular.

WordPress.org has lifted its ban on hosting provider WP Engine until October 1, after putting a block on it earlier this week. The block prevented several sites from updating their plug-ins and ...