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Wordfence BlogSecurity
Why It’s Urgent to Update PHP on Your WordPress Site: Two Critical PHP Vulnerabilities and What Our Testing Found (opens original article in a new tab)
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Wordfence BlogSecurity
Wordfence Argus Discovers Critical Vulnerability in Ghostscript, the Program That Turns Uploaded PDFs into Thumbnails on Your Server (opens original article in a new tab)
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Wordfence BlogSecurity
100,000 WordPress Sites Exposed to Remote Code Execution via PHP Object Injection Vulnerability Found by Wordfence Argus in Tutor LMS (opens original article in a new tab)
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