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OMG I CANT BELIEVE THIS!
THANK YOU SO MUCH @blknoiz06!!!!!
You have really no idea how much this means to me!
I wouldn't have wished for a better gift for the 1 year anniversary (which is in 4 days).
$KILROY is my baby, and I'm so ready to lock in again!
MAKE BAGWORKING GREAT AGAIN!
Sup guys, really wanna share the lore of $kilroy with yall. Wrote a small thesis haha.
Kilroy was here is the FIRST documented global meme of the 20th century. American soldiers carried the doodle across Europe, the Pacific, and North Africa. The first drawing was in 1937 at US army base Fort Knox.
The drawing and phrase were copied all around the word. The art could be found in barracks, on vehicles, weapons, toilets, walls and anywhere else soldiers would go during the war to let allies know they have fellow soldiers nearby or have claimed that area.
It was an inside joke among soldiers and spread the same way memes spread on the internet these days. Rumours were that Hitler thought Kilroy was a spy lmfao.
Kilroy has been hidden in a lot of games. You can find it in Call of Duty, Fallout Series, Wolfenstein and even in GTA5 as an easter egg. People wrote books about Kilroy, opened restaurants and even hotels. It's super famous all around the world.
The potential is huge especially with og memes like $troll and $wojak being 8 fig memes. Because Kilroy walked Troll and Wojak could run.
Kilroy is the only meme that was actually created in the trenches and should imo become a mascot for the Solana trenches or at least be in the Pumpfolio.
The community is still small but very active. A lot of amazing bagworkers are pushing it. I think it’s just a matter of time before the right people pick it up. Right now not a single kol is pushing it’s all organic. After launch it got nuked to 20k but the community didn’t let it die and ran it back.
I have been shilling it a lot these days but I feel like people still dont really understand the full potential of this meme. We could do so many fun things with this meme imo. We could literally make Kilroy was here stickers and create awesome content.
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⚠️ALERT: Hackers are now targeting WordPress, the software behind 39.5% of all websites online.
A critical flaw lets attackers take over a WordPress site in the seconds it spends updating, without needing to log in.
During a full update, WordPress briefly stages its installer in a public folder, and anyone who reaches it in that window can run their own code on the server.
It affects every version from 4.7 to 7.1.3, nearly 10 years of releases going back to December 2016.
What has happened so far:
Security firm Wordfence flagged the flaw, now tracked as CVE-2026-119977
Its first firewall block came just 9 minutes after the protection went live
It saw more than 18,500 attack attempts in the first 21 hours after the flaw went public
Some attackers spent about 14.5 hours repeatedly checking small groups of sites, waiting to catch one mid-update
Wordfence blocked 12,632 attempts in a single 24-hour period
On Nov 3, US cyber agency CISA confirmed active attacks and ordered federal agencies to patch by Nov 6
What’s being done:
WordPress has released fixed versions for every affected branch, including 7.1.4.
Wordfence is blocking the attacks with a firewall rule.
Wordfence urges site owners to update as soon as possible, and says they can block access to PHP files in /wp-content/upgrade/ before updating for extra protection.
If you run a WordPress site, update now, and take that precaution first if you can.




































