Why? Because it will take WordPress into new directions entirely. WordPress has unveiled its latest iteration, version 4.4. It's called Clifford, after the jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown, and comes ...

The new WordPress REST API is already allowing interesting new applications to be built on WordPress content. In layman’s terms, an API is a bit of code that lets others have access to a ...

The REST API allows plugins, themes and other applications to manipulate WordPress content and create interactive functionalities. This technology extends what the WordPress core can do.

WordPress' ubiquity has driven it to enjoy a rich ecosystem of connectivity and integration, something that the baked-in WordPress REST API now extends that connectivity infinitely. This is why ...

Attackers have found a way to escalate the benign WordPress REST API flaw and use it to gain full access to a victim's server by installing a hidden backdoor. On January 26, the WordPress team ...

The recently patched REST API Endpoint vulnerability in WordPress could be leveraged to pull off stored cross-site scripting attacks. The recently patched WordPress REST API Endpoint vulnerability ...

WordPress Update 5.8.1 addresses three security issues in REST API, Gutenberg editor and Lodash JavaScript library. Recommends updating now ...

The REST API is enabled by default on all sites using WordPress 4.7.0 or 4.7.1. If you are running these versions of the CMS, you are vulnerable to this attack.

A RESTful API should conform as much as possible to the six REST constraints. It certainly should not violate them. A problem that developers and architects often encounter with RESTful APIs is that ...