When users set up a brand new WordPress-powered website, they have long been greeted by a default, introductory post simply titled "Hello world!" But, now it's time for WordPress to say a farewell.

Jetpack, a company owned by WordPress.com parent company Automattic, acquired the popular WordPress plugin Social Image Generator. The plugin automatically generates attractive social media sharing ...

WordPress.com owner Automat has started force installing a security patch on millions of websites today with the help of the WordPress Security Team to address a critical vulnerability in the Jetpack ...

Automattic, the company behind the WordPress content management system, force deploys a security update on over five million websites running the Jetpack WordPress plug-in. Jetpack is a remarkably ...

WordPress.com is getting an AI writing assistant of its own called Jetpack AI, and it's built into the content management system's editor. For WorPpress blogs hosted elsewhere, owners will still be ...

Automattic announced a modular approach to the all-in-one Jetpack that allows users to choose only the features they need. Automattic is the for-profit side of WordPress. Although they are for-profit ...

The popular Jetpack WordPress plugin was updated this week in order to patch a critical stored cross-site scripting vulnerability. After a few critical bugs were recently discovered and patched in the ...

Jetpack, a WordPress plug-in for boosting website security and speed has issued a critical update following a routine audit that turned up a security vulnerability in its API. Jetpack issued an ...

WordPress blogging will be much easier thanks to its AI writing companion Jetpack AI. The next time you write an article for your website, all it takes is a single click from this generative AI tool.

There are over 54 million WordPress sites in the world, and that number is split between the free WordPress.com service and WordPress.org open source installs. Both options have their benefits, one ...

The developers behind Jetpack, one of WordPress’ most popular plugins, have patched a serious flaw introduced in 2012 that would enable an attacker bypass access controls and publish posts to any ...