Blog
Featured Article
Node.js Patched High Severity Flaws on Oct 21. Update Now Before Nov 11
On October 21, 2026, the Node.js project shipped security releases for the supported lines. The fixed builds are 26.12.1, 24.22.1 and 22.23.4. The highest severity issues in that batch are rated High. One of them is a Brotli decoder bug that can lead to remote code execution. Others let a crafted hostname bypass DNS or TLS checks. If your site or API runs on Node, this is the kind of update you do the same day. There is a second clock running too. Node.js has already pre-announced another High severity security release for 26.x, 24.x and 22.x on or shortly after ...
Read More »Recent Articles
Node.js Patched High Severity Flaws on Oct 21. Update Now Before Nov 11
Your Backup Plugin Was Used to Hack WordPress Sites: What the UpdraftPlus Incident Means for You
WordPress Just Patched a Flaw in Its Own Update Process. Here’s Why Attackers Are Waiting for Your Next Update
PHP2Shell: The Critical PHP Vulnerability Every WordPress Site Owner Needs to Know About (And How to Fix It)
WordPress 7.0.2 – Update immediately. What Happened with the Recent wp2shell Vulnerability (and How to Stay Safe)
Protect Your Business – The Rising Wave of California Privacy Lawsuits Hitting Small Businesses
Setting Up an Ubuntu Server for WordPress Hosting with Apache2, PHP 8.2-FPM, and MySQL
Ninja Forms Bug During Migration: Discovery and Fix
How to Determine a Folder’s Size In Ubuntu and Linux
Three-Column View of News Articles Using Flexbox and TailwindCSS
Login Screen with TailwindCSS
