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2012-05-22Johannes Ullrichnmap 6 released
2012-04-21Guy BruneauWordPress Release Security Update
2012-01-05Russ McReeWordPress 3.3.1 fixes 15 issues with WordPress 3.3 including XSS. Download 3.3.1 or visit Dashboard --> Updates in your site admin panel.
2011-06-30Guy BruneauWordPress 3.1.4 Security Update - http://wordpress.org/news/2011/06/wordpress-3-1-4/
2011-06-22Guy BruneauWordPress Forces Password Reset
2011-04-18John BambenekWordpress.com Security Breach
2011-02-08Mark HofmanWordPress 3.0.5 (and 3.1 RC4) are out
2010-12-30Johannes UllrichCritcal Wordpress Security Update http://wordpress.org/news/2010/12/3-0-4-update/
2010-12-02Kevin JohnsonSQL Injection: Wordpress 3.0.2 released
2010-05-19Kyle HaugsnessWordpress blog attacks... again
2010-05-10Toby KohlenbergAnother round of WordPress Attacks
2010-02-05Jim ClausingWordPress iframe injection?
2009-11-30Bojan ZdrnjaDistributed Wordpress admin account cracking
2009-10-21Pedro BuenoWordPress Hardening
2009-08-11Swa FrantzenWordpress unauthenticated administrator password reset
2008-09-09Swa Frantzenwordpress upgrade
2008-04-23Mari NicholsWhat's New, Old and Morphing?
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