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Sep 17, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 124

PHP Supply Chain Attacks Are Rising. Here Is What Composer Actually Catches

Composer added real malware protection this year through composer audit and Packagist's new scanning, but a recent attack hid malicious code in package.json instead. Here is what these tools actually catch, and the dependency file most PHP security reviews skip.

Sep 16, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 77

Your Build Pipeline Runs npm Install Too. Here's How to Protect It From Supply Chain Attacks

2026 has had a steady run of npm supply chain attacks hitting packages with hundreds of millions of weekly downloads. If your build pipeline runs npm install for Tailwind or Vite, you're exposed too, even if PHP is your main language. Here's how to actually reduce that risk.

Sep 16, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 79

Let's Encrypt Is Shortening Certificate Lifetimes. Here's Why Caddy Users Don't Need to Worry

Let's Encrypt is shortening certificate lifetimes over the next few years, and a lot of advice is telling people to check their renewal automation. If you use Caddy, here's exactly why you almost certainly don't need to do anything.

Sep 16, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 71

Tailscale Now Bills Every Seat, Even Idle Ones. Here's How to Clean Yours Up

Tailscale switched to seat-based billing in April 2026, meaning you now pay for every assigned seat whether it's used or not. Here's how to find and remove the idle ones before they quietly inflate your bill.

Sep 16, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 71

Caddy 2.11.3 Broke Multi-App Configs. Here's What Changed and How to Fix It

Caddy 2.11.3 shipped a regression that breaks Caddyfiles using multiple localhost-based site blocks on different ports, exactly the pattern from our multi-app VPS guide. Here's how to check if you're affected and why updating to 2.11.4 matters.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 68

CVE-2026-8457: WooCommerce Social Login Let Anyone Log In as Admin

CVE-2026-8457 let attackers log in as any admin on WooCommerce sites using Apple login, with no password needed. Here is what happened, how to check if your client sites were exposed, and why disabling unused login providers matters more than patching one at a time.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 124

WordPress 7.1 Broke WP Rocket. Here Is the Fix If Your Site Is Down

WordPress 7.1 triggers a fatal error in WP Rocket versions up to 3.23.2.1, taking down the entire site including wp-admin. Here is who is affected, the fix in WP Rocket 3.23.2.2, and how to recover over FTP if you are already locked out.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 92

Elementor Pro Had a Critical File Upload Vulnerability. Here Is How to Check

CVE-2026-32475 is a critical, unauthenticated file upload flaw in Elementor Pro up to 4.2.1, fixed in 4.2.2. Here is how to check your version, why an expired licence can silently block the fix, and one server rule that guards against the whole category of attack.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 88

A Critical Flaw in a Popular WordPress Backup Plugin Just Got Fixed. Here's What Happened

A critical vulnerability in the All-in-One WP Migration and Backup plugin, used on over 5 million sites, lets an attacker achieve remote code execution through the plugin's own restore process. Here's how the attack works and what to check right now.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 104

A Composer Bug Was Leaking GitHub Tokens Into Your CI Logs. Here's How to Check

A Composer bug leaked GitHub Actions tokens straight into CI logs when it encountered GitHub's new token format. Here's how to check if you were affected and what to actually do about it.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 78

Why mysqldump Says "Deprecated Program Name" (and How to Fix Your Backup Script)

If your backup script suddenly shows a "Deprecated program name" warning, you're probably running MariaDB, not MySQL. Here's why mysqldump is being renamed and how to update your backup script before it actually breaks.

Sep 7, 2026 ·

Asif Mughal · 81

Cloudflare Deprecated In-Place DNS Record Type Changes. Here's What Breaks

Cloudflare quietly deprecated in-place DNS record type changes through its API. If you manage DNS with Terraform, a type change now deletes and recreates the record instead of updating it. Here's what that means and how to do it safely.