WordPress Drops Support for PHP 7.4 – Here’s What You Need to Do

PHP 7.4 is no longer supported by WordPress. Update to PHP 8.0 or higher to maintain security and plugin compatibility.

PHP 7.4 is no longer supported by WordPress. Update to PHP 8.0 or higher to maintain security and plugin compatibility.

WordPress 11.0 doesn't exist yet—but WordPress 7.0 already includes native AI content generation tools available today.

WordPress 11.0 doesn't exist. Here's what's actually new in WordPress development as of 2026.

WordPress 6.9 and 7.0 added collaboration features, AI infrastructure, and responsive design controls rather than a single "12-feature" update.

WordPress 7.0, released May 2026, is the current version—WordPress 11.0 does not exist.

The confusion likely stems from WordPress 7.0, the actual major release that arrived on May 20, 2026.

Claims about a Prismic vulnerability database cannot be verified; here's where to actually track CVEs.

The flaws include a remote code execution vulnerability, an authentication bypass, and a database injection flaw, each carrying the potential for account...

A claim about Prismic admin accounts on the dark web lacks credible verification, but the pricing data reveals how credentials actually trade.

Attackers are exploiting Prismic-to-WooCommerce integrations to bypass traditional WordPress security and inject malicious content directly into e-commerce stores.