Drupal 7 is end of life. Here are the real options
Drupal 7 end of life arrived on 5 January 2025, after several extensions of the original date. Since then the project has issued no security updates for Drupal…
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Notes on diagnosing WordPress faults, keeping evidence, and deciding what is worth paying someone to fix.
Drupal 7 end of life arrived on 5 January 2025, after several extensions of the original date. Since then the project has issued no security updates for Drupal…
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Read →A risk-ordered diagnostic plan for the WordPress white screen of death.
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Read →A hacked WordPress site triggers exactly the wrong instinct: delete everything suspicious, immediately. In reality the first hour decides whether you recover cleanly or fight reinfection for weeks.…
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