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Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic

Shareaholic is a suite of audience growth and engagement tools that allows users to add social share buttons, related posts, content analytics, ad monetization, and more to their website. The plugin is designed to work together with no conflicts or slow downs and uses advanced code optimization techniques for lightweight and fast loading. Shareaholic has been recognized by WP Engine as an "Essential Speed Friendly Social Media & SEO Toolkit" and has been tested by Kinsta, which found that it adds a mere 14 milliseconds of load time to a WordPress site. One-on-one email support is also available.

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic 9.7.11

    Fixed

    The Shareaholic plugin for WordPress, which allows for social sharing buttons and related posts, has a security vulnerability that could allow for unauthorized changes to be made to its data. This is...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic 9.7.8

    Fixed

    The Shareaholic plugin for WordPress has a security flaw that allows malicious attackers with certain permissions to inject malicious web scripts into pages that will be executed when a user visits t...

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  • Access violation vulnerability in Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic 9.7.5

    Fixed

    The Professional Social Sharing Buttons

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic 7.6.1.0

    Fixed

    A security issue has been discovered in the Shareaholic plugin for WordPress before version 7.6.1.0. This issue could allow someone who is logged in to a website to inject malicious code

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