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Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI)

Media File Renamer is a WordPress plugin that allows users to rename and move files directly from the dashboard, individually or in bulk. It can automatically rename media filenames based on their titles and manually rename files and update references throughout the site. The plugin is compatible with many WordPress features and plugins, including Retina files, WebP, and optimized images. There is also a pro version available.

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) 5.7.7

    Fixed

    The Media File Renamer plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to a security issue called Remote Code Execution. This problem affects all versions of the plugin up to version 5.7.7. It makes it possible f...

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) 5.6.9

    Fixed

    The Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to a security issue called Sensitive Information Exposure. This means that unauthenticated attackers (peopl...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) 5.2.5

    Fixed

    The WordPress Media File Renamer – Auto & Manual Rename plugin (versions <= 5.2.5) has a security issue called Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). This means that someone could change the title

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) 1.9.4

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Media File Renamer: Rename Files (Manual, Auto & AI) 5.2.5

    Fixed

    The Media File Renamer – Auto & Manual Rename plugin for WordPress is not secure in versions up to 5.2.5. This means that an attacker who is logged in as a Subscriber (the least privileged user rol...

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