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The SearchIQ plugin for WordPress has a security issue called Stored Cross-Site Scripting. This can happen in versions up to 4.7 because the plugin does not properly clean up or protect user input an...
Read MoreThe SearchIQ plugin for WordPress has a security vulnerability that allows attackers to insert harmful code into web pages using a specific shortcode. This can happen if the attacker has a certain le...
Read MoreThe SearchIQ plugin used in WordPress has a security issue in versions 4.6 and below. This is because the error-log.php file does not properly check for a security code, making it possible for hacker...
Read MoreA popular plugin for WordPress called SearchIQ, used for searching content on websites, has a security issue. This means that unauthorized people could potentially insert malicious code into certain ...
Read MoreThe SearchIQ plugin for WordPress has a security issue where confidential information can be accessed through log files. This can be exploited by anyone without proper authentication.
Read MoreThe SearchIQ plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to data being accessed by people who are not authorized to do so. This is because in versions up to 4.4, the plugin does not properly check if someone ...
Read MoreThe SearchIQ WordPress plugin before version 3.9 had a setting that could be changed to turn off checking for an extra layer of security. This setting allowed people to access a part of the plugin tha...
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