Up to a hundred thousands websites affected by WordPress calendar plugin vulnerability. The post WordPress Calendar Plugin Vulnerability Affects Up To 100k Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
New AI browsers from OpenAI and Perplexity aren’t about to replace Chrome any time soon. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t take notice. The post Why Atlas & Comet Are Unlikely To Win The AI Browser War appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Page Builder by SiteOrigin WordPress vulnerability rated 8.8/10 affects up to 500,000 websites. The post Page Builder by SiteOrigin WordPress Vulnerability Affects Up To 500k Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google AI Mode doesn’t always pass referrer data from the links on the sidebar. This is supposedly being looked at by the Google Search team and hopefully will be fixed soon, if not, already.
Google seems to be rolling out colorful sections in the knowledge panels. Sometimes you will see gray, sometimes blue, sometimes orange and sometimes green and maybe more. We saw this on mobile over a decade ago, so this does seem new, especially on desktop.
Google updated its image SEO best practices and Google Discover documentation to clarify how Google picks a preferred image thumbnail for Google Search and Google Discover.
Google has updated or is updating a number of Google Ads and Google Merchant Center policies. This goes across alcohol, prescription drugs, gambling and games and government documents and services policies.
Critical vulnerability in WordPress User Registration & Membership plugin enables unauthenticated attackers to obtain administrator role. The post WordPress User Registration & Membership Plugin Vulnerability appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google has published a new help document titled About the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) and UCP-powered checkout feature on Google. This was published in the Google Merchant Center help documentation section.
Google’s Titans architecture and MIRAS framework enable AI to handle massive amounts of data and work faster. The post Google’s Titans And MIRAS: Significant Advancement In Long-Context AI appeared first on Search Engine Journal