Action neededShopify · Changelog· Yesterday
What they said
“Leaked tokens can be used from any network location.”
If an agency or freelancer built a custom app for your store, it now needs an IP allowlist: a list of the only networks allowed to use it to reach your store's data. New installs need one from 20 November 2026, and existing apps from 1 January 2027.
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Newest first · Last update 10 hours agoAction neededWooCommerce
WooCommerce 11.2.2 fixes several security problems, including making admin pages more secure. WooCommerce says to update as soon as possible. Some of the fixes came from an AI security scan of WooCommerce's code.
8 days ago · For founders, developers
Action neededAdobe Commerce
Adobe released a critical security update for Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source on 13 October 2026. Stores also need a separate hotfix released in September for another serious flaw. Adobe recommends changing your store's encryption keys and passwords as part of the fix.
13 Oct · For founders, developers
Action neededAdobe Commerce
The US cybersecurity agency (CISA) has added a vulnerability nicknamed "PolyShell" to its list of known exploited flaws. It affects Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source stores that haven't installed recent security updates. Adobe released a fix in its July 2026 security update.
27 Oct · For founders, developers
Action neededBigCommerce
BigCommerce has told merchants that a third-party app called Ribon had its access keys misused between 13 and 17 September, which exposed some shopper data in stores using the app. BigCommerce says its own platform was not affected, and it has removed the app.
21 Sept · For founders, developers
Action neededAdobe Commerce
Security researchers at Sansec report finding unwanted scripts on 953 online stores, most running Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce, many of which had missed recent security updates. The scripts were hidden inside the stores' content blocks, which makes them harder for standard scans to spot.
26 Oct · For founders, developers
Action neededGoogle
From 31 January 2027, every product image you send to Google Merchant Center must be at least 500 x 500 pixels. Until now the minimum was 100 x 100, or 250 x 250 for clothing. Products with smaller images will be disapproved and drop out of Shopping ads and free listings.
21 Aug · For founders, marketers, ops81 days left