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Vulnerability found in WordPress plugin with over 3 million installations
UpdraftPlus patched the vulnerability on Thursday in version 1.22.3.
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ZDNet Security
UpdraftPlus patched the vulnerability on Thursday in version 1.22.3.
The Hacker News
Critical security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in a WordPress plugin known as PHP Everywhere that's used by more than 30,000 websites worldwide and could be abused by an attacker to execute arbitrary code on affected systems. PHP Everywhere is used to flip the switch on PHP code across WordPress installations, enabling users to insert and execute PHP-based code in the content management
Dark Reading
Now-patched issue in Essential Addons for Elementor gives attackers a way to carry out local file inclusion attacks, researchers say.
The Hacker News
A WordPress plugin with over one million installs has been found to contain a critical vulnerability that could result in the execution of arbitrary code on compromised websites. The plugin in question is Essential Addons for Elementor, which provides WordPress site owners with a library of over 80 elements and extensions to help design and customize pages and posts. "This vulnerability allows
Bleeping Computer
Essential Addons for Elementor, a popular WordPress plugin used in over a million sites, has been found to have a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in version 5.0.4 and older. [...]
ThreatPost
A critical security bug and a months-long, ongoing supply-chain attack spell trouble for WordPress users.
The Hacker News
In yet another instance of software supply chain attack, dozens of WordPress themes and plugins hosted on a developer's website were backdoored with malicious code in the first half of September 2021 with the goal of infecting further sites. The backdoor gave the attackers full administrative control over websites that used 40 themes and 53 plugins belonging to AccessPress Themes, a Nepal-based
Bleeping Computer
The WordPress WP HTML Mail plugin, installed in over 20,000 sites, is vulnerable to a high-severity flaw that can lead to code injection and the distribution of convincing phishing emails. [...]