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In the world of WordPress, the conflict between Matt Mullenweg, Automattic, and WP Engine has been raging lately. Today we look at the case from the perspective of Mullenweg and his team.

Automattic, a WordPress development company, has launched a new site, WP Engine Tracker, to highlight the number of customers who have switched from WP Engine to other web hosts.

We analyze a situation where Automattic's WP Engine Tracker website was temporarily blocked due to suspected phishing. What does this mean for users and how does it affect the company's reputation?

Wordfence recently discovered a vulnerability in the popular Happy Addons for Elementor plugin installed on more than 400,000 websites. In this article, we will analyze the essence of this vulnerability and recommendations for its resolution.

Recently, vulnerability in the popular WordPress safety plug, Really Simple Security. This plugin is set to more than 4 million sites, and identifying this disadvantage emphasizes the importance of constant updating and monitoring of the site safety.

WordPress scandal: Automattic forces a paid ACF plugin from WP Engine and offers it for free. How will it affect WordPress ecosystem?

In the world of web technologies, security is a priority issue. This is especially true of popular platforms, such as WordPress, where there are thousands of plugins, each of which can be a potential entrance to malefactors. One of these plugins, which has recently been discovered, can give the attackers full control of the site.

In this article, we will look at the results of the Study of the availability of HTTP Archive websites and compare the traditional CMS and platforms to create websites.

Consider the serious vulnerability found in the popular WPFORMS plugin for WordPress, which gives the attackers the opportunity to change subscriptions and restore money.

Recently, the court decided in favor of WP Engine in their request for temporary prohibition of actions against Automattic and Metta Mullenweg, acknowledging that WP Engine would undergo a non -renewable damage if the ban was not provided.

After the acquisition of WPAI Automattic, we can expect revolutionary changes in WordPress ecosystem by introducing AI solutions.

Matt Malenweg, a WordPress co -founder, expressed his dissatisfaction with an article published in Inc. He argues that his words were distorted, and the facts presented in the article were unreliable.

The article refers to a recent call for changes in WordPress leadership, which was expressed by the Zaposer of the Plugin Yoast SEO, Joost De Valk.

The co -founder of WordPress, Matt Mulenweg, launched a discussion on Reddit, which became the focus of the discussion about the future WordPress.

The developer who has created more than three dozen free plugins for WordPress has released a code that allows other plugins and topics to block their use on WordPress.com.