| 17 | | Ultimately, upgrades will leave a very small percentage of users vulnerable, but if someone is running PHP 5.2.9 at this stage, having a secure WordPress is barely going to make a difference. It's like putting duct tape over a hole in the bottom of a boat: Sure, it'll slow the inevitable, but it's not a permanent solution. IMHO, with an manageable group it's time we cautiously begin to address this issue and set ourselves up for long-term success. |
| | 17 | Ultimately, upgrades will leave a very small percentage of users vulnerable, but if someone is running PHP 5.2.9 at this stage, having a secure WordPress is barely going to make a difference. It's like putting duct tape over a hole in the bottom of a boat: Sure, it'll slow the inevitable, but it's not a permanent solution. IMHO, with a relatively manageable group it's time we cautiously begin to address this issue and set ourselves up for long-term success. |