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PHP Critical RCE Fix: What Website Owners Must Do Now
A PHP update is easy to postpone when a website is working normally. That is exactly why this particular update deserves attention. On October 21, 2026, the PHP project released security updates for supported PHP branches after disclosing two critical vulnerabilities that can lead to unauthenticated remote code execution. The affected code is inside PHP […]
WordPress 7.1.3 Security: What Site Owners Should Check
A WordPress security update can be easy to underestimate. The dashboard shows a new version. You click Update Now. A few seconds later, the notification disappears and the site looks exactly as it did before. That is usually the goal. But WordPress 7.1.3 is not an update worth treating as routine maintenance. It is a […]
CSS Typed Arithmetic: How calc() Works in Modern CSS
CSS has been getting better at doing things that once felt like they belonged in JavaScript. We already use calc() for responsive widths, spacing, positioning, and typography. But there has always been an awkward boundary around CSS math: values have types, units matter, and some calculations simply could not be expressed directly. Typed arithmetic changes […]
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