WordPress SEO has long revolved around focus keywords and meta descriptions. Those elements still matter, but they don’t automatically make a site easy for AI engines to interpret and cite. This ByTheWeb AI review looks at a free GEO plugin… Continue Reading →
On August 9th, 2026, Wordfence Argus, created by the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team, discovered an Arbitrary File Upload vulnerability in Gravity Forms, a WordPress plugin estimated to have more than one million active installations. This high-severity vulnerability makes it possible… Continue Reading →
A WordPress AI plugin that writes a paragraph on request is common enough by now. My Aimogen Pro review looks at what happens if a plugin can also read a site, decide what needs doing, and act on it through… Continue Reading →
When you create an AI agent that makes a breakthrough that is so difficult to understand that you need to ask it to write a blog post to explain it to you, you know you’re on to something. If you’re… Continue Reading →
On August 19th, 2026, during internal research, I discovered an Authentication Bypass vulnerability in WPMU DEV Dashboard, a WordPress plugin with an estimated 350,000 active installations. This vulnerability makes it possible for unauthenticated attackers to gain administrator access when Hub… Continue Reading →
A year ago we wrote that we’d put AI to work across the whole company, turning everyone on the team into a capable AI operator so our defenders could stay ahead of the threat actors attacking the sites we protect…. Continue Reading →
AI promised to turn every developer into a 10x machine—but instead, it’s quietly frying our brains. We’re shipping faster than ever while thinking less, reviewing more, and losing the focus that made us good in the first place. The real… Continue Reading →
