Wordpress will very shortly be releasing version 5 of their hugely popular content management system (CMS). Unlike many of the recent updates, this is a major release, and will include changes that fundamentally change how the CMS functions.

Recent research by W³techs has revealed what powers the top websites in the world. Unsurprisingly, Wordpress was the clear leader. However, the data did contain a few surprises. We take a look at what the research reveals.

The next version of the popular CMS, Wordpress, is due for release on April 12th. While this date is subject to change, the release candidate has been released on time, which bodes well for timing the final release.

The next major release of 3aIT's go-to content management system, Joomla, is currently scheduled for release on March 9th.

In the past, we have blogged about a strain of ransomware called Cryptolocker, which encrypts all the files on your machine (and network, if it can), then demands payment to reinstate access to your files.

A fix for a nasty vulnerability in the Joomla website CMS system has now been released. Joomla provides the backend for many of the world's websites (including several of our own).

Wordpress 4.3 is due to be launched in August. This is a feature update rather than the more run-of-the-mill security updates.

A new bug has been found in Wordpress that makes it possible for an attacker to gain complete control of a website, and lock the current owners out in the process.