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There is a new PHP release in town!
There is a new PHP release in town!
The second Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) origin trial starts in Chrome 142 with new updates to prevent cookie theft.
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Give feedback on this new event in origin trial.
WordPress 6.8.3 is now available! This is a security release that features two fixes. Because this is a security release,
There is a new PHP release in town!
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