WordPress REST API Security: What’s Exposed by Default
The WordPress REST API has exposed user data by default since 2016. Here’s what’s actually queryable, and what real hardening looks like.
The WordPress REST API has exposed user data by default since 2016. Here’s what’s actually queryable, and what real hardening looks like.
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