WordPress
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Preventing WP’s “Application Passwords” from Being Abused
A recent finding shows that Rank Math (a SEO plugin) automatically creates an Application Password that has Admin powers without user consent.
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Auto Convert JPEG to WEBP when Uploading Images in WP
Since WP 7.1, it introduces Client-Side Media Processing that brings several benefits, including compress images. That makes me think it’s time to remove my favorite plugin that compresses and converts images to .webp, Modern Image Formats. But while WP 7.1 does compress images when uploading, it doesn’t convert them to .webp as that plugin does.…
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Blocking OPML Links in WordPress
OPML was designed to share link lists between feed readers and blogging tools. It’s a relic from early blogging workflows.
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Disabling Concatenated Script Loading in WordPress
Disabling Concatenated Script Loading in WordPress to gain practical benefits.
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WordPress Security in Good Hands
Explain WordPress security, its current threats and how to harden the whole system.
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Secure Your wp-config.php for Stronger WordPress Protection
Three simple steps to secure your wp-config.php file and strengthen the overall security of your WordPress site.
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How to Enable Dark Mode for the WordPress Block Editor
Enqueue the styles to add Dark Mode support to WordPress Block Editor.
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Key Figures in the State of WordPress Security in 2025
In 2024, 7,966 new vulnerabilities were found in the WordPress ecosystem, primarily in third-party plugins. That’s a 34% increase over 2023.
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Add Dark Mode to WordPress with a Light Toggle
Use the light-dark() function to easily add Dark Mode support to WordPress.
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Use WP-CLI to Update WordPress Plugins
Updating plugins via WP-CLI has many advantages over the traditional way. It’s faster and more reliable because it runs directly on the server.