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If you’re running WordPress 2.0.6 . . .

By: Greg Swann, Phoenix Real Estate, Post Archive, RSS Feed
Posted: Monday, January 15th, 2007, 7:15 pm MST
Category: Blogging, Marketing, Real Estate, Technology

Upgrade now. Tom Royce at The Real Estate Bloggers is on top of the how and why.

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    1. Real Central VA - Tracking the Charlottesville and Central VA real estate market and more » Upgraded WordPress January 15th, 2007 8:29 pm

      [...] Upgraded WordPress By Jim Duncan Apparently there was a security vulnerability. If anything seems dodgey, please let me know. Thanks to Greg for the heads-up. [...]

    2. Dave Smith January 16th, 2007 1:00 pm

      Greg,

      Thanks for this post. I blast right by that Dashboard page so many times. I know a lot of bloggers read the bloodhound everyday, like I do. As Jim Duncan said, thanks for the heads-up.

    3. Real Central VA - Tracking the Charlottesville and Central VA real estate market and more » Upgraded WordPress January 16th, 2007 1:06 pm

      [...] Upgraded WordPress By Jim Duncan Apparently there was a security vulnerability.  Thanks to Greg for the heads-up. Also, I took the opportunity to activate Askimet (and de-activate Bad Behavior and Spam Karma) and changed my comment-closing plugin. [...]

    4. Greg Swann January 16th, 2007 2:20 pm

      > As Jim Duncan said, thanks for the heads-up.

      Te nada. Truly, memespeed. I saw it on my feed at ProBlogging, then at The Real Esate Bloggers, then Tom Royce hit me by email as well. I posted while the upgrades were running through Fetch. All of that happened in less than four minutes. Reflect that a house goes from a single flame to a total loss in four minutes. This is an amazing world…