Adobe Experience Manager Drops Support for PHP 7.4 – Here’s What You Need to Do
Adobe Experience Manager no longer supports PHP 7.4—understand the requirements, upgrade path, and potential pitfalls before your deadline passes.
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Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 Beta Launches With AI Powered Content Generation Tools
Adobe's new AI content generation features in AEM 6.8 Beta aim to reduce manual copy work, but organizations must implement rigorous review processes to ensure quality and accuracy.
What’s New in Adobe Experience Manager 6.8: 12 Features Developers Need to Know
Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 doesn't exist—but understanding what's actually available in AEM matters for your development strategy.
Adobe Experience Manager Releases Major Update Adding 12 New Block Editor Features
Instead, Adobe has distributed enhancements across several point releases, with the most significant improvements rolling out between January and June...
Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 Now Available With Major Performance Improvements
Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 doesn't exist; here's what versions actually do available for your enterprise.
Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 Released With 12 New Features – Here’s What Changed
Adobe Experience Manager 6.8 doesn't exist—here's what actually changed in AEM versions and what it means for your team.
Prismic Vulnerability Database Adds 23 New CVEs This Month
Claims about a Prismic vulnerability database cannot be verified; here's where to actually track CVEs.
Researchers Find 3 Critical Flaws in Popular WooCommerce Plugin Used by 7.3 Million Sites
The flaws include a remote code execution vulnerability, an authentication bypass, and a database injection flaw, each carrying the potential for account...
Prismic Admin Accounts Sold on Dark Web for $780 Each According to Report
A claim about Prismic admin accounts on the dark web lacks credible verification, but the pricing data reveals how credentials actually trade.
Sucuri Detects 45 Percent Rise in Prismic Hacks Targeting WooCommerce Plugins
Attackers are exploiting Prismic-to-WooCommerce integrations to bypass traditional WordPress security and inject malicious content directly into e-commerce stores.