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We are proud to announce the release of the vBulletin Mobile Suite 1.9. This version is covers a number of issues for iOS compliance. There are a number of issues resolved for both the iOS and Android versions. The Mobile Suite is available for all versions of vBulletin that support the...

A security issue has been reported to us that affects vBulletin 5. We have released security patches for the versions vBulletin 5.0.0 through 5.1.4 to account for this vulnerability. The issue may allow attackers to perform CSRF exploits via the Moderator Control Panel. It is recommended...

OK I have seen alot of interest in in this type of thing, and trying to follow all the different threads on vB.org is a PITA. So I want to continue the discussion here. I own the rights to this mod, Newsletter (Forum Activity) - vBulletin.org Forum as well as a similar mod, that has a couple of...

A security issue has been discovered that affects the vBulletin 4 Publishing Suite. We have released a patch to correct this issue for vBulletin 4.2.2 The issue may allow attackers to perform SQL Injection attacks against the CMS portion of the Publishing Suite. It is recommended that all...

Security Exploit fixed in vBulletin 4.2.2 and 4.2.3. A security issue has been reported to us that affects vBulletin 4. We have released new builds of vBulletin 4.2.2 and 4.2.3 to account for this vulnerability. The issue may allow attackers to access sensitive data via the mobile API. It is...

As some of you know, when someone quotes a post, sometimes they are long posts. This can make the post hard to read, and IMO, not look as good as it can. Sure you could limit the characters of the quote one way or another, but this is not the best approach. Someone may actually want to see...

Sometimes as administrators, it is necessary to make changes to your includes/config.php file. As a new administrator, or one that has never had to do this, it can be a bit scary, as you don't want to blow up your site. Or you may have edited it, and can not access your site. So before you do...

Spam is a giant pain in the arse. It can be hell to clean up after. Things such as CAPTCHA, reCAPTCHA, and Question and Answer Verification are defeated by programs such as XRumer There are a few useful mods from vBulletin.org that have proven very effective against spammers even getting to the...