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Keep Your Custom Post Types Safe: Update to Toolset Types 3.4.18

Keep Your Custom Post Types Safe: Update to Toolset Types 3.4.18

The Toolset Types 3.4.18 security update released on the 9th of March 2023 is an important update for all users of the plugin. By updating to the latest version, users can ensure the security and stability of their WordPress websites.

Toolset Types, a popular WordPress plugin, has released a minor security update to version 3.4.18. This update addresses a security vulnerability in the plugin, and users are advised to update their installations as soon as possible.

The security vulnerability, which affects versions 3.4.17 and earlier, could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a vulnerable website. This could result in the website being compromised and potentially sensitive data being stolen.

The Toolset Types plugin is used by thousands of WordPress sites to create custom post types, custom fields, and taxonomies. The plugin is an important tool for developers and site administrators, and it is crucial that users update to the latest version to ensure the security of their websites.

To update the Toolset Types plugin, users can go to the WordPress dashboard, navigate to the Plugins page, and click the “Update Now” link next to the Toolset Types plugin. Alternatively, users can download the latest version of the plugin from the Toolset website and manually install it. Alternatively, we can take care of the update for Toolset, and your other WordPress plugins, with our WordPress Support Service.

In addition to the security update, Toolset Types 3.4.18 also includes some bug fixes and minor improvements. Users can view the full changelog on the Toolset website.

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