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It was determined that a cracker had gained user-level access to one of the servers that powers wordpress.org, and had used that access to modify the download file.

Ok... già normalmente bisogna fare attenzione... ma se io scarico un paccheto di istallazione, e poi scopro che un malintenzionato truffaldino ha codificato un hack nel pacchetto per includere un exploit di esecuzione di codice ... che bisogna fare?

Ovviamente: aggiornare subito alla versione nuova di wordpress 2.1.2. E subito dopo cospargersi il capo di cenere e sperare che non sia successo nulla al server e al blog.

Come dice il team di WP: io prego... ma se prego poco che succede?

This is the kind of thing you pray never happens, but it did and now we’re dealing with it as best we can.

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Simply... don't exists, in contradiction with the title of my same post. My experience as developer or system integrator, and several projects developed for freelances or content-applications-solutions providers or companies honestly do not allow me to say that "a cms" it is for everybody.

If I want to build a small commercial website using a cms, I know that most of the pages will probably be static. I have looked hard at Joomla and I believe it is great solution for many people but not for everyboy. It offers the ability to create add-ons and extensions. And now even a very big provider ( NetFirms) launches this software in their control panel.

Continue reading "a cms for everybody?"

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