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Chrome to Warn Users Before Loading HTTP Sites Starting Next Year

Chrome to Warn Users Before Loading HTTP Sites Starting Next Year

Google Chrome will enable “Always Use Secure Connections” by default in October 2026, warning users before loading non-HTTPS sites. The update aims to close remaining web security gaps as HTTPS adoption plateaus around 95–99%.

WPBakery Plugin Vulnerability Could Let Insiders Slip in Malicious Code

WPBakery Plugin Vulnerability Could Let Insiders Slip in Malicious Code

A newly disclosed vulnerability in the WPBakery Page Builder plugin allows authenticated users to inject malicious code into WordPress sites. Learn what’s affected, why it matters, and how to secure your site from this stored XSS flaw.

Severe WordPress Plugin Flaws Put 20,000+ Travel Websites at Risk

Severe WordPress Plugin Flaws Put 20,000+ Travel Websites at Risk

Two critical vulnerabilities in the WP Travel Engine plugin put over 20,000 WordPress travel sites at risk. Both allow unauthenticated attackers to take full control of websites. Immediate updates are strongly advised.

Critical Vulnerability in WordPress Anti-Spam Plugin Exposes 200,000+ Websites to Attack

Critical Vulnerability in WordPress Anti-Spam Plugin Exposes 200,000+ Websites to Attack

Discover the critical vulnerability in the CleanTalk Anti-Spam WordPress plugin, affecting 200k+ sites. Learn how attackers exploit reverse DNS spoofing for unauthorized access and how to secure your site with updates and proactive measures. Stay protected with these essential tips!

Elementor Addons Vulnerability: What You Need to Know to Stay Secure

Elementor Addons Vulnerability: What You Need to Know to Stay Secure

Over 400,000 WordPress sites are at risk due to a vulnerability in the Happy Addons for Elementor plugin. Learn how to protect your site from stored XSS attacks by updating to the latest version and following essential security tips to keep your website secure and user data safe.

Internet Archive Faces Cyberattack, Exposing 31 Million Accounts

Internet Archive Faces Cyberattack, Exposing 31 Million Accounts

The Internet Archive faces a major cyberattack, exposing personal data of over 31 million users. The breach has caused disruptions to its Wayback Machine service. Users are urged to change passwords and remain vigilant as the organization works to restore services and enhance security measures.