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“The Epic Wordpress + MediaTemple Failure”

November 15, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Attack, MediaTemple, Security, Wordpress
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New column at the Inquisitr:

If there’s a security issue floating around, you’d imagine that those behind the problem would be extremely interested in fixing it as soon as possible… right?  Well, apparently not.

Go check it out.

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