Announcements
Nucleus CMS 3.64 Released
The Nucleus CMS core development team has released Nucleus CMS v3.64. This release includes a major security fix and a few minor bug fixes. All users who allow comments from non-members should upgrade immediately (fixed in 3.64). All users who allow visitors to create member accounts (register) should upgrade immediately (fixed in 3.63). It is recommended that all users upgrade
You can find a full list with the new features in the extented part of this item. An online version of the change log can be found here.
If you are running 3.32 or ealier version, if you allow comments from non-members, or if you allow visitors to create member accounts, you should upgrade immediately. But we recommend all users to update so that your blog software is up to date and will work with all plugins.
Nucleus CMS 3.63 Released
The Nucleus CMS core development team has released Nucleus CMS v3.63. This release includes a major security fix and a few minor bug fixes. All users who allow visitors to create member accounts (register) should upgrade immediately. It is recommended that all users upgrade
You can find a full list with the new features in the extented part of this item. An online version of the change log can be found here.
If you are running 3.32 or ealier version, or you allow visitors to create member accounts, you should upgrade immediately. But we recommend all users to update so that your blog software is up to date and will work with all plugins.
Nucleus CMS 3.62 Released
The Nucleus CMS core development team has released Nucleus CMS v3.62. This release includes bug fixes, new features, and a minor security enhancement.
You can find a full list with the new features in the extented part of this item. An online version of the change log can be found here.
If you are running 3.33 or later and the installation is operational, there are no urgent security fixes in this release so that you do not need to hurry the upgrade. But we recommend to update so that your blog software is up to date and will work with all plugins. Abandoned installations that are missing the config.php file are vulnerable in rare cirumstances. These installations should be removed or updated immediately.