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and a lot of other aspects I'm sure, given the article is over 2 years old..

Just because a Linux Distribution releases a release with an old version of PHP, it doesnt make it a current-generation PHP release. Yes, It might have extra security patches appli…

Luckely, the number is much lower than 15%, and is at about 6.5% based on the usage stats: http://wordpress.org/about/stats/ of those, about half are on PHP4, which you cant expect…

Please contact your host and get them to upgrade to something released in the last... 5 years or so? However, 3.1.x is not going to be "officially supported" as a legacy branch AFA…

The idea was to bump the requirements at the same time, to reduce the number of times a host would need to update their older systems. The decision not to change any queries was ma…

WordPress.com != WordPress.org Project.

I can't comment on how the accounts were compromised (As I'm not part of those investigating) however I'm pretty sure I can say it's the accounts that were compromised (As the comm…

As the developer who wrote the Upgrading classes; I'd just like to say that PHP4 is, and always was, supported. The upgrade code hasn't been really affected by the switch to PHP5.2…