The most secure CMS of 2014

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What is the most secure CMS of 2014?

Posted 24-Nov-14 2:27am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-24T02:39:00

Since you're tagging PHP, you might consider using wordpress[^]. It is a well-known CMS for your web projects - web sites.

You might consider using this website[^] and check for a comparison of the CMS system, the giants are the Wordpress, Joomla! and Drupal. Give that website a try and look for which one suits you.

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I don't like above mentioned ones, I do use Wordpress - alot, but I prefer using Tumblr. it is way more secure and beautiful. You get a lot of options to edit your web blogs and web sites and you get to share photos and other stuff to a size of unlimited, wordpress has a storage limit - but there is no offline version of this one, and you would require to use their service only whereas wordpress can be used to build stand-alone websites.