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A Security update is now available for Tiki 21.x LTS (Long-Term Support). Users of this version are strongly recommended to update their websites. Please get the latest version file here: Tiki 21.11.

Note that Tiki 21.x will enter end of life in March 2025 and after March it will no longer receive security fixes, so any site using this version should start making upgrade to Tiki 24.7 or Tiki 27.1.

Many thanks to Shimon Silberschlag and Aviv Vinograzki (as main reporter) from Israel National Cyber Directorate | Active Cyber Defense Center, Sheela Sarva and Mayank from QUALYS for vulnerabilities report.

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from EvoluData (https://evoludata.com/Tiki-Extended-Security-Maintenance), including support for any version, including outdated versions.

Security updates are now available for several Tiki versions: Tiki 27.x LTS (Long-Term Support), Tiki 26.x, and Tiki 24.x LTS. Users of any of these versions are strongly recommended to update their websites. Please get the latest versions files here: Tiki 27.1, Tiki 26.3, Tiki 24.7.

Note that Tiki 26.x entered the end of life period and will no longer receive security fixes, so any site using this version should be upgraded to Tiki 27.1.

Many thanks to Shimon Silberschlag and Aviv Vinograzki (as main reporter) from Israel National Cyber Directorate | Active Cyber Defense Center, Sheela Sarva and Mayank from QUALYS for vulnerabilities report.

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from EvoluData (https://evoludata.com/Tiki-Extended-Security-Maintenance), including support for any version, including outdated versions.

On 2024-06-10, the Cypht community interviewed Jason. Watch the recording!
https://github.com/cypht-org/cypht/wiki/AMA-Jason-Munro

All Tiki users and contributors are warmly invited!
https://tiki.org/TikiFestParis2024

Over the last 5 years, I have become increasingly involved in Cypht, an Open Source webmail client.

This project is awesome! It permits me to:

• aggregate emails from various sources in one nice list
• search throughout multiple accounts
• move emails to the right account (work vs personal vs volunteer, etc.)
• automate email management with Sieve filters
• all via a web interface, so I have the same experience on all my devices (mobile or desktop)

So I launched this 13 years ago! I am very pleased with the current state and progress. It will just get better and better as the community grows 😊

Here were the initial vision/goals/plans:

A slideshow: https://wikisuite.org/Initial-Slideshow
An interview (in French): https://wikisuite.org/Initial-Interview

It was originally called "Tiki Suite" as a suite of tools around Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware, and also because suite also means next in French. So the next step for Tiki 😊

Today, we raise a virtual toast to celebrate the remarkable journey of Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware as it turns 21. What began as a modest wiki with extras in 2002 has blossomed into a versatile web application, shaping the landscape of intranets, websites, portals, knowledge bases, and more. Tiki has not just stood the test of time; it has evolved into a tech powerhouse.