Adaptive Images for WordPress

Adaptive Images is a WordPress plugin that resizes and optimizes images for mobile devices, reducing the total download time of a webpage. It works as a filter between the website and devices, serving smaller images without affecting the theme layout or style. The plugin supports JPEG, PNG, and non-animated GIF formats, but not WEBP or animated GIFs. It also respects search engines and falls back to the original image size if it doesn't recognize a device size. An experimental mode for CDN/Varnish/external caching services has been added, but it cannot handle CSS background images and won't work with CDNs that use a different subdomain for images.

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Vulnerabilities

  • Input validation vulnerability in Adaptive Images for WordPress 0.6.67

    Fixed

    The Nevma Adaptive Images plugin for WordPress had a security flaw before version 0.6.67. It allowed people with bad intentions to access files on the website without authorization. This was done thro...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Adaptive Images for WordPress 0.6.68

    Fixed

    The Adaptive Images plugin for WordPress has a security vulnerability that could allow unauthenticated attackers to inject malicious web scripts into a page. This vulnerability affects versions of th...

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Adaptive Images for WordPress 0.6.67

    Fixed

    The Nevma Adaptive Images plugin before version 0.6.67 for WordPress had a security vulnerability which allowed people to delete any file on the website. This was done by using a special parameter in ...

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