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Tag: open soure cms
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WordPress Finally Patches 6 Glaring Security Issues
WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world — and the most hacked. Just last month, hackers engaged in a “feeding frenzy ” at the expense of WordPress sites across the web, exploiting a vulnerability found in the WP REST API plugin.
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WordPress Readies New Version, Partners With Facebook
By any measure, WordPress is the most popular content management system on the planet. So any upgrade to the open source platform is important news for publishers and webmasters who use this popular CMS. Version 4.5 is inching closer to a final release, as it recently leapt to Beta
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What's New in February '16 in Open Source CMS
By any measure, WordPress is the most popular content management system on the planet. But that distinction also makes it especially popular with hackers and attackers. Early this month Menifee, Calif.-based security company Sucuri reported a spike in WordPress infections, with a large number of sites getting injected with
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What's New This January in Open Source CMS
A content management system (CMS) — which provides a structured way to store things such as features such as news documents, images, video and other online content — is arguably one of the things a lot of content producers love to hate.
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What's New For You This December in Open Source CMS
A consortium of open source CMS vendors are making progress in their efforts to create more ethical web experience management. Earlier this year, Jahia, together with other vendors, launched initiatives to address the rapid growth of digital experience and the data it generates.
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Whats New for You This August in Open Source CMS
In one corner, we have Hippo CTO Arjé Cahn, expouding the merits of open source CMS. In the other, we have Bryan Soltis, Technical Evangelist at Kentico Software, a Web Content and Customer Experience Management provider, espousing the virtues of proprietary systems.
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Open Web Vancouver 2009: Want More Women In Your Project?
When Angela @webchick Byron started writing a talk about women in open source for Open Web Vancouver 2009, she found the topic silly. In fact, she planned not to talk about that at all. There was no shortage of women. Instead, she would focus on recruiting people to projects.
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