WordPress 4.7.1 REST API still exposing users
I have upgraded my WordPress to 4.7.1, and after that I’ve tried to enumerate users through REST API, which should be fixed, but I was able to retrieve users.
I have upgraded my WordPress to 4.7.1, and after that I’ve tried to enumerate users through REST API, which should be fixed, but I was able to retrieve users.
Im searching for some clue about this behavior? I think it is a PHP memory_limit or WP define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘X’) issue?
Just see the following code snippet. I have came across this in one of the plugins that I am reading now.
My wordpress feeds post item looks following:
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There are over 200 posts tagged with the keyword “Apple.”
Using $wp_customize global object:
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