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Several plugins for WordPress are at risk for a type of cyber attack known as Reflected Cross-Site Scripting. This is because the plugins do not properly protect against input from potential attacker...
Read MoreThe CM Pop-Up Banners plugin for WordPress has a security issue where malicious code can be added to campaigns, which can affect all versions up to 1.7.2. This can be done by attackers with a certain...
Read MoreThe CM Popup Plugin for WordPress, also known as the Popup Maker plugin, has a security issue that could affect all versions up to 1.6.5. This vulnerability allows hackers with contributor-level acce...
Read MoreThe CM Pop-Up banners plugin for WordPress is not secure for versions up to and including 1.5.10. People who have accounts on the website with at least “subscriber-level” access can use special co...
Read MoreThe 'CM Pop-Up banners' plugin for WordPress is not secure in versions up to 1.4.10. This means that people with malicious intent can add dangerous code to the plugin which can be executed when someo...
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