DotNetNuke

As of yesterday DotNetNuke released version 5.6.1 to public that contains 2 major security fixes. Cathal Connolly, DotNetNuke Security Core Team member, has published the latest security bulletin today on dotnetnuke.com to explain the details. The two critical security fixes are ‘edit level users have admin rights to module’ and ‘unauthenticated user can install/uninstall modules’. If your website isn’t currently on DotNetNuke 5 and above, you don’t have to worry about upgrading. For sites that...

Hope you have a solid plan for the Labor Day Weekend already. If not, go ahead and turn off your computer and/or any mobile devices that can receive Facebook or Twitter updates! But wait, enjoy this week's roundup before you leave for the day!

Happy Friday everyone! This is the first of many community round-up posts that we'll be doing. Our intent is to quickly highlight the happenings in the community for those who may have missed them throughout the week. This week features some stuff from last week as well, but in general they are "recent announcements." If we missed anything in this post, please feel free to add a comment below.In the future, if you have any relevant links or topics that you think we should be aware of, please co...

You may have known by now the Day of DotNetNuke event for the Chicagoland area announced last week via Twitter and DotNetNuke blog. It seems the buzz has been going on since and there are quite a few respected community members of the platform showed off their excitement and support from personal blog posts to social media sites.