Open Source CMS : How secure are they?
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The document discusses the security of open source content management systems (CMS). It notes that while CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla are popular and free, plugins and themes can be more vulnerable to security issues. However, the platforms themselves take security seriously and offer bug bounty programs. The document recommends keeping CMS platforms, plugins, and themes updated regularly, backing up data, and using a web application firewall to help secure open source CMS implementations.
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