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On October 7, 2026, Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware turns 24!
It began in 2002 with a simple vision from Luis Argerich: a completely free, fully featured CMS that anyone could use. Twenty-four years later, that idea is still going strong, thanks to the people who keep it alive.
Another Tiki release is always more than a new version number. It is the result of months of coding, testing, fixing, reviewing, translating, documenting, and discussing, with contributions from people across the Tiki community. Tiki 30 continues that tradition while bringing the platform forward in several important areas.
As an LTS (Long-Term Support) release, Tiki 30 provides a stable foundation for organizations looking for a Tiki version to deploy and maintain for the coming years.
A lot of work in Tiki 30 happens behind the scenes. Dependencies and development tools have been updated, older components have been replaced, and compatibility with newer versions of PHP and other technologies has been improved. This work may not always be visible, but it is important for keeping a platform that has been evolving for more than 20 years healthy and maintainable
We have released Tiki 30.1, Tiki 29.4, Tiki 27.8 and Tiki 24.15 to address vulnerabilities affecting the related branches.
These releases include a mix of security fixes and stability improvements. We strongly urges all site administrators to apply these updates immediately.
Vulnerable versions include:
For a detailed breakdown of all changes please see:
You can find the updated packages on our official release page: 30.1
| 29.4 | 27.8 | 24.15
We would like to thank Alejandro Ramos and Tyler Boykin (GitHub) for responsibly reporting the issues addressed in this release.
Our sincere gratitude also goes to the Tiki development and security teams for their thorough review, timely fixes, and careful coordination in resolving these matters. Their ongoing dedication is what keeps Tiki secure and reliable for everyone.
If you have any questions or need help with the upgrade process, feel free to reach out through:
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Thank you for using Tiki!
Critical security updates are available for the following Tiki versions: 29.x, 27.x LTS (Long-Term Support) and 24.x LTS. Users of these versions are strongly encouraged to update their websites as soon as possible to ensure security and stability.
Please download the latest versions here: Tiki29.2, Tiki 27.6, and Tiki 24.13
We extend our sincere gratitude to Vincent Brousseau (https://www.20-100.net) for identifying and reporting the vulnerabilities, as well as for their valuable collaboration in resolving them.
If there is any question, please post it in the forums here, in the Tiki chat, or on a Tiki mailing list. Support beyond what the Tiki community can provide through these channels is also available from EvoluData (https://evoludata.com/Tiki-Extended-Security-Maintenance), including support for any version, including outdated versions.
All Tiki users and contributors are warmly invited!
https://tiki.org/TikiFestParis2026
Critical security updates are available for the following Tiki versions: 29. x, 28.x, 27.x LTS (Long-Term Support) and 24.x LTS. Users of these versions are strongly encouraged to update their websites as soon as possible to ensure security and stability.
Please download the latest versions here: Tiki 29.1, Tiki 28.5, Tiki 27.5 and Tiki 24.11
Please note that these releases are not just security fixes but include many new features and bug fixes as well. You can check for bug fixes and new features at: Tiki 29.1, Tiki 28.5, Tiki 27.5 and Tiki24.11
Also, note that Tiki 28.5 is the latest release for 28.x, it enters the End Of Life stage since we released Tiki 29.1, so users of this version are strongly recommended to upgrade to Tiki 29.1.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Luke Hebenstreit, Ralf King (M&M Software GmbH) and John Livingston for identifying and reporting the vulnerabilities, as well as for their valuable collaboration in resolving them.
If there is any question, please post it in the forums here or in the Tiki chat or on a Tiki mailing list. Support beyond what the Tiki community can provide through these channels is also available from EvoluData (https://evoludata.com/Tiki-Extended-Security-Maintenance), including support for any version, including outdated versions.
October 9, 2025, marks 23 years of innovation, collaboration, and resilience for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware. What began in 2002 as a vision by Luis Argerich to create a completely free, fully featured CMS has grown into one of the most robust, flexible, and community-driven Open Source platforms in the world.
Tiki 29 will be supported until the release of Tiki 30.1, in accordance with the Tiki lifecycle policy.
Tiki 29 brings a wide range of enhancements and additions for general users and editors. For example, Summernote has been added as the new WYSIWYG editor, replacing CKEditor 4 for improved editing and styling capabilities. A new "Back to Top" button aids page navigation. Users can generate an avatar with DiceBear as an alternative to uploading their own profile picture. And there's a new option to enable all collapsible sections on a page to be collapsed or expanded with a single click.
Fourteen years ago, the Tiki community launched something bold: an interactive translation system that allowed contributors to translate the Tiki interface directly in context. It worked beautifully, supporting more than 40 languages, running on a server dedicated to this purpose, and contributing translations directly into the source code (using SVN, the version-control technology widely used at that time). That first iteration showed how internationalization (i18n) could be made fun, accessible, and community-driven.
Critical security updates are available for the following Tiki versions: 28.x, 27.x LTS (Long-Term Support) and 24.x LTS. Users of these versions are strongly recommended to update their websites as soon as possible.
Please download the latest versions here: Tiki 28.4, Tiki 27.3 and Tiki 24.9.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Egidio (aka EgiX) for identifying and reporting these vulnerabilities, as well as for his valuable collaboration in resolving them.
We also thank Alec Romano for identifying some of these Vulnerabilities as well.
If there is any question, please post it in the forums here or in the Tiki chat or on a Tiki mailing list. Support beyond what the Tiki community can provide through these channels is also available from EvoluData (https://evoludata.com/Tiki-Extended-Security-Maintenance), including support for any version, including outdated versions.