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WordPress 7.1, scheduled for release on August 19, is scheduled to ship with a change that improves accessibility but will cause a breaking change to the admin page for a small number of users. While ...

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Upwind identified a malicious release of keyv@6.0.0 that harvested AWS, GitHub, and npm credentials via a hidden preinstall script. With 154 million weekly downloads, the compromise had ecosystem-wide ...