PHP-Nuke Patched 2.5 includes a more effective file access protection and all other fixes found in Sec-Fix Patch 7.3 plus additional variable validation to better protect against XSS and SQL injection attacks. The list of changes will be published at NukeFixes over the next few days, some are already available. My apologies to those using PHP-Nuke 6.0 but its patch only underwent minor changes and does not include all the new fixes, 8 versions are a bit too much to edit, eventually this patch will only be updated for 7.x versions.

Download Locations:
Nuke 60 - Nuke 6.5 - Nuke 6.6-6.8 - Nuke 6.9 - Nuke 7.0 - Nuke 7.1 - Nuke 7.2 and Nuke 7.3

Note: 

The patches for 6.5 and up include a config.php file, make sure you edit it using yours as a template before uploading it.

shedrock writes:  

Come checkout our latest addition to our large theme portfolio. The Slade Theme has been released and comes with matching Forum Template. It also comes with the BBCode Box already installed. This theme also comes with the Print Topic Feature installed with the forums. To view the theme, come visit us at: LORKAN THEMES.

valkster writes:  

After a week of closed beta testing, we are taking the next step for our new project and allowing an open beta of the site.
Zamboozle and KwikInc are proud to announce NUKEFORGE.com, the opensource site for your Nuke based creations. Read More...

Scott Rubin, the author of IP Tracking, passed away March 27, 2004, of leukemia. I will miss you, my friend. To Scott's wife and family, should you read this, my sincere condolences. My last email exchange with him was on 3/16/2004.

spottedhog writes:  

NukeHelp is now open and ready for your use! We created this site as a one stop place to go for your phpNuke questions and also for learning all the basics to install and maintain your phpNuke website.
Click here: www.nukehelp.biz Read More...

Vinu Thomas writes: Do you need to change your web host or switch your database server? This is probably the only time when you really think of backing up your MySQL data. If you've got a website with a database or your custom database running for your applications, it is imperative that you make regular backups of the database. In this article, I will outline two easy ways of backing up and restoring databases in MySQL. The easiest way to backup your database would be to telnet to the your database server machine and use the mysqldump command to dump your whole database to a backup file. If you do not have telnet or shell access to your server, don't worry about it; I shall outline a method of doing so using the PHPMyAdmin web interface, which you can setup on any web server which executes PHP scripts.

Click on Vinu's name/link above for access to the article.