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WordPress, one of the fastest growing blog software providers, has shipped a new update with fixes for nearly 200 bugs and a major security-related change to disable remote publishing protocols by default.

With WordPress 2.6, the open-source software promises to be more secure out-of-the-box with full SSL support in the core, and the ability to force SSL for security. Even more importantly, WordPress has disabled the Atom Publishing Protocol and the variety of XML-RPC protocols by default to shut down a potential security risk. WordPress 2.6 disables remote access, swats 194 bugs | Zero Day | ZDNet.com