WebLibrarian

The WordPress plugin was originally created for the Wendell Free Library to transition from a paper-based circulation system to a web-based one. It has since become a web-based successor to Deepwoods Software's Home Librarian 3 system, implementing a simple library catalog and circulation system with short codes for searching and displaying items on WordPress pages. There are also admin pages for managing the collection, patrons, and circulation desk.

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Vulnerabilities

  • Input validation vulnerability in WebLibrarian 3.5.8.1

    Fixed

    The WebLibrarian plugin for WordPress is not safe to use in versions up to, and including, 3.5.8.1. It is vulnerable to a type of attack called Reflected Cross-Site Scripting, which could allow someo...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in WebLibrarian 3.4.8.6

    Fixed

    The weblibrarian plugin for WordPress (versions before 3.4.8.6) had a security problem which allowed people to access parts of the website they shouldn't be able to. This was done using something call...

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  • Input validation vulnerability in WebLibrarian 3.4.8.7

    Fixed

    The weblibrarian plugin

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  • Input validation vulnerability in WebLibrarian 3.5.4

    Fixed

    Deepwoods Software WebLibrarian 3.5.4 and earlier is vulnerable to a type of attack called SQL Injection. This attack could expose the entire database

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  • Input validation vulnerability in WebLibrarian 3.4.8.5

    Fixed

    The weblibrarian plugin

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