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Rytell Property Management: the site for a two-state property management company I own and operate across Arizona and Nevada. Built to convert owners into consultation requests, with pricing transparency and area pages for local search. Live at rytellproperty.com
New website for CavioAi
Architectural imagery, blue dither textures, and custom motion showing how enquiries, bookings, and CRM workflows connect.
Designed and built from the first concept to the final experience.
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🚨 WordPress Security Alert: This One Deserves Attention
WordPress 7.1.2 was released as a critical security update.
But here's the part developers should pay attention to:
Security researchers have reported active exploitation attempts targeting the vulnerability after the patch was released.
The vulnerability can allow an unauthenticated attacker to include local PHP files under certain conditions, potentially leading to remote code execution.
Patchstack has reported attackers moving beyond basic scanning and attempting to write PHP files to the server.
If you manage WordPress websites, don't just assume your sites are safe because automatic updates are enabled.
✅ Check your WordPress version
✅ Verify the update actually completed
✅ Review recently modified files
✅ Check admin users
✅ Review security logs
✅ Verify your backups
✅ Remove unused plugins/themes
A security patch is only useful if it's actually applied.
For WordPress developers, regular security monitoring should be part of website maintenance — not an afterthought.