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By Mark Sullivan April 20, 2023 San Francisco-based startup Patented.ai has released a plug-in, called LLM Shield, designed to warn a company’s employees when they’re about to share sensitive or proprietary information with an AI chatbot such as OpenAI‘s ChatGPT or Google‘s Bard. The company says that when employees enter company data into … Continue reading This plug-in stops employees from leaking sensitive data to AI chatbots
Syed Balkhi August 7, 2020 While many WordPress plugins have free versions, you can also find pirated copies of the pro or premium versions online. These pirated copies use a “nulled” license key to get you access to the plugin. It’s against most plugins’ terms of service, is illegal, and could put your site’s security … Continue reading How a Fake WordPress Plugin Can Kill Your Site
Plugin maker has issued a patch. Site owners cautioned to update their sites and carefully review their databases for possible script injections. Ginny Marvin on March 12, 2019 A vulnerability in a WordPress plugin has left e-commerce sites vulnerable, according to a report Monday from Defiant, makers of a WordPress firewall plugin. What caused the … Continue reading WordPress plugin to win back cart abandoners leaves sites open to attack
After more than three years of development and testing, the AMP Project has made the version 1.0 stable plugin freely available to WordPress users. Chris Sherman on December 13, 2018 Just a week after the momentous release of WordPress 5.0, the open-source Google-backed AMP project has launched the official version 1.0 of its plugin, which … Continue reading Official AMP plugin for WordPress released
Google says automatic ads and upcoming initiatives will fulfill the plugin’s functionality. Ginny Marvin on March 3, 2017 Google AdSense has sunsetted its WordPress plugin this month. Publishers can no longer install it on their sites. As of April 5, 2017, those currently using it will not be able to make ad format updates … Continue reading Google’s sunsets its AdSense plugin for WordPress
by Susanna Perkins June 27, 2016June 27, 2016 Google and the other search engines are better than ever at figuring out the nuances of language, and what a website, web page, or article is about. Even so, if you want to succeed online you still need to pay attention to SEO, and if you’re running … Continue reading Yoast SEO WordPress Plugin Just Got Even Better
CMS announces support for AMP versions of posts, asks for help kicking the tires and squashing bugs in the plugin. Martin Beck on October 7, 2015 You don’t have to be a huge publisher to take advantage of Google’s new Accelerated Mobile Pages project. Sure, the feature is already live for some articles on major … Continue reading WordPress Launches Plugin To Support Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages
Jessie-Lee NicholsMay 12, 2015 Chances are you have your website integrated with Facebook one way or another. The most common integrations we see are Like Box and Facepile. The first allows site admins to embed a simple feed of content from a Facebook Page on their site and the latter displays the Facebook profile photos … Continue reading Prepare for the End of the Facebook Like Box Plugin
Sue CockburnFebruary 12, 2015 The Inline Tweet Sharer plugin makes it easy for visitors to your website to share specific text or quotes, selected and highlighted by you when you create or edit text on your site. You identify the text you would like to be tweetable, using the Inline Tweet Sharer icon that appears in the WordPress … Continue reading Helpful WordPress Plugin: Inline Tweet Sharer
