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WordPress 7.1.3 Security Release: What Changed and How to Confirm Your Site Has It
TL;DRThe WordPress 7.1.3 security release shipped on 6 October 2026 with seven security fixes and four bug fixes. Read your version under Tools, Site Health, Info, WordPress; 7.1.2 or any earlier 7.1 release needs the update. Minor releases install themselves by default, but a handful of switches stop that. In my lab, 7.1.2 handed an anonymous visitor the comments on a private post and a draft post and let an Author account make posts sticky; 7.1.3 refused both. WordPress published no CVE IDs, and none of the coverage I opened reports exploitation.
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