Author: Cole Godsey

Business owners are almost always hesitant when it comes to making large-scale changes to the software platforms they rely on. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is the usual thought process behind this hesitancy, and usually this is an effective approach – for almost everything except software.

New Critical Magento Security Patch It has come to our attention at 121ecommerce that a new group of vulnerabilities have been discovered on several Magento products. This essentially translates to hackers using SQL injection methods to hack into and take over the Magento admin.

Are you getting the most out of your Magento Platform? Like any smart Magento store owner you should be asking yourself the following question: Am I getting the most out of Magento?

In the world of e-commerce, the ability to streamline your operations through a reliable content management system is invaluable. When searching for such a solution, it’s only natural that most would look to some of the more prominent names in the industry with the assumption that their ability to deliver quality in one area of…

In another post we discussed a new Security Patch SUPEE-6788. As we stated in that blog, this important but delicate patch must be implemented correctly, because it will break existing extensions when installed. This release is specifically for Magento Community and Magento Enterprise users.

Magento Security Patch SUPEE-6788 This security patch is scheduled for release on Friday, October 23rd 2015*. This pressing update fixes several security issues, however it must be applied carefully. Magento has warned that in order to address the issues the security patch requires changes made that may break backward compatibility with customizations or extensions.

Magento has released its newest update – Magento Enterprise Edition, 1.14.2. This latest edition includes new features and tools. It have improved security as well as many additional product quality enhancements.