Hello fellow Pixelpost users!
Only a few weeks after the latest release of Pixelpost I would like to announce the release of Pixelpost v1.7.3. It came to our attention there were a couple of places left in the code which could be used for an SQL injection or a XSS attack. So we’ve patched the code [...]
If you tried to upgrade from v1.7.1 to v1.7.2, even though it wasn’t necessary or suggested, the update script wouldn’t update the version number stored in the database. This bug has been fixed. Please re-download v1.7.2 from our site if you experienced this problem.
Hello fellow Pixelpost users!
I’d like to be the first to announce the release of Pixelpost v1.7.2. This version is a minor upgrade from v1.7.1, and focuses primarily on fixing a few bugs that some users experienced when using the included installation wizard. If you already have Pixelpost v1.7.1 installed, there is no reason to upgrade. [...]
You know what’s best about open source applications such as Pixelpost?
Everyone has the ability to look at our code and make sure that everything is secure.
Well, as it turns out, someone did just that, and found a security flaw.
So it’s highly recommend that everyone upgrade as soon as possible to prevent any possible security breaches.
And [...]