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The MainWP Child plugin for WordPress allows users to manage multiple sites through a dashboard. However, there is a security flaw in versions up to 5.2. This flaw allows unauthorized individuals to ...
Read MoreThe MainWP Child plugin for WordPress is a tool that can be used to control multiple websites from one location. Unfortunately, versions up to and including 4.4.1.1 are vulnerable to a security issue...
Read MoreThe MainWP Child plugin for WordPress has a security issue that allows attackers to gain administrator access to the website. This vulnerability affects versions up to 3.4.4 and is caused by insuffic...
Read MoreThe MainWP Child WordPress plugin released before version 4.1.8 has a security flaw that could be exploited to gain full access to a website. This flaw is only present when the Backup and Staging by W...
Read MoreThe MainWP Child plugin for WordPress has a security vulnerability that can be exploited by attackers to inject malicious web scripts into a website. This can cause the scripts to run in the victim's...
Read MoreThe MainWP Child WordPress Manager Dashboard plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to an authentication bypass in versions up to 2.0.9.1. This means that if an attacker knows the username of the account...
Read MoreA security vulnerability has been identified in the MainWP Dashboard and MainWP Child plugins. These plugins are used with the WordPress website platform. If these plugins are present and are running ...
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