18/08/2026
August 18 recap: broader security monitoring, social sharing fixed
A day of continuity and conclusion: the security monitoring opened yesterday now extends to all types of sites, and social sharing, a project announced two days ago, finally shows the right image. Website verification now covers Drupal, Joomla, PrestaShop and Magento, not just WordPress, and relies on official catalogs of known vulnerabilities, updated daily: thousands of flaws are already covered. All 241 companies whose site has a critical flaw have an accessible report page, and each new discovery creates its own without exception. On the sharing side, each comparison page has its dedicated image, and the preview format has been fixed so that WhatsApp, LinkedIn and messaging apps finally display them: when you paste a link in a conversation, you see the right image, the one from the shared page. The BODACC summary for the day is online with its 20,291 notices summarized in 20 languages. Reliability is also improving: 128 old addresses that led to an error page now redirect to the correct page, the company search counter matches the displayed list, which is reassuring when a name is rare, and the security reports page opens instantly, even on first load, regardless of the device used. Behind the scenes, the monitoring never acts on real sites, and message reception is continuously monitored, so that no visitor sign goes unnoticed. This day sums up our approach: every project opened this week advances one step, and each step is visible on a site page, viewable by all. Here is the detail of what changed.
- Version checking now extends to Drupal, Joomla, PrestaShop and Magento, not just WordPress.
- Outdated WordPress extensions are spotted: the risk is flagged as soon as an old version is identified.
- Monitoring relies on official catalogs of known vulnerabilities, updated daily: thousands of flaws are already covered.
- All 241 companies whose site has a critical flaw now each have a report page, and none of them lead to an error page anymore.