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Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress

Solidres is a native WordPress plugin that allows users to create their own hotel booking website without relying on OTA websites. The plugin offers a range of features, including support for booking per night or per day, a one-page AJAX reservation form, flexible tariff configuration, availability calendar, and multiple currencies. Other features include easy media management, custom fields, coupons, tax support, deposit support, and built-in payment methods. The plugin also offers a responsive layout and email templates, as well as the ability to export reservations as CSV files.

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress 0.9.4

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    The Solidres plugin for WordPress has a security issue known as Reflected Cross-Site Scripting. This means that the plugin does not properly clean or protect the information that is entered into the ...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress 0.9.4

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    The Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress has a security issue in versions 0.9.4 and below. This can allow someone with contributor-level access or higher to manipulate the database and acc...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress 0.9.4

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    The Solidres plugin for WordPress has a security flaw that could allow someone with administrator privileges to add malicious code to pages. This code would run automatically when any user visits the ...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in Solidres – Hotel booking plugin for WordPress 0.9.4

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    The Solidres plugin for WordPress is not secure in versions up to and including 0.9.4. It is possible for people who are not logged in to inject harmful scripts into pages. If someone clicks on a link...

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