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WordPress 6.5 Boosts SEO with Native 'Lastmod' Support

WordPress 6.5 Boosts SEO with Native 'Lastmod' Support

11 months ago

WordPress 6.5 introduces native 'lastmod' support, enhancing search engine crawl efficiency and website visibility. The 'lastmod' tag indicates a webpage's last significant modification, aiding search engines in crawl prioritization. This update, a result of the WordPress developer community's efforts, is recommended by Google's Gary Illyes for improved SEO.

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WordPress 6.5 Updates Sitemaps Files with Accurate Lastmod Dates

WordPress 6.5 Updates Sitemaps Files with Accurate Lastmod Dates

11 months ago

WordPress 6.5 supports the 'lastmod' element in sitemaps, enhancing search engine crawl efficiency. This element shows when a URL was last modified, aiding search engines in crawl scheduling. Google and Bing endorse this update, encouraging users to upgrade. Currently, 21% of WordPress installations use version 6.5. Non-WordPress users can seek developer assistance for accurate lastmod dates in sitemap files.

WordPress Discovers XSS Vulnerability - Recommends Updating To 6.5.2

WordPress Discovers XSS Vulnerability - Recommends Updating To 6.5.2

WordPress's 6.5.2 Maintenance and Security Release update addresses a stored cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability and fixes over a dozen bugs. The vulnerability affects both the WordPress core and the Gutenberg plugin, allowing an attacker to inject scripts that can attack site visitors. However, the attacker needs contributor level permissions to exploit the flaw. WordPress.org urges immediate updates.

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