Also worth mentioning, Dreamhost had updated all their 1-click installer & updater within an hour with the latest version. Shared hosting providers should take note.
While it’s definitely a nice evolution to move to the point where the security updates are of less and less concern, let’s just hope that sort of attitude doesn’t spread to the cracker jack community of volunteers that save our bacon like they do!
Somehow i always ignore new wordpress versions, it’s a real bad habit of me. I should really take an hour of my time to update all my wordpress sites, i do not want to get hacked and lose all my hard work.
James began using WordPress in 2004. Being new to WordPress (and blogging in general), he quickly found the WordPress Support Forums and basically never left. James currently resides in sunny Southern California, where he enjoys bringing happiness to millions of WordPress.com users.
Also worth mentioning, Dreamhost had updated all their 1-click installer & updater within an hour with the latest version. Shared hosting providers should take note.
While it’s definitely a nice evolution to move to the point where the security updates are of less and less concern, let’s just hope that sort of attitude doesn’t spread to the cracker jack community of volunteers that save our bacon like they do!
but still there is no guarantee that everything will be immune from the various ghosts attack vandal or conflict between plugins
Thanks to all of those Word Press developers that work hard to keep us safe.
Roy.
Somehow i always ignore new wordpress versions, it’s a real bad habit of me. I should really take an hour of my time to update all my wordpress sites, i do not want to get hacked and lose all my hard work.
I do the same. I don’t trust automated upgrade, and I didn’t even heard of 3.0.2 yet and 3.0.3 is out.
I’m gonna wait for 3.0.4 and do it once, then wait for 3.1.3