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A security issue was found in the WP Symposium plugin before version 14.11 for WordPress. This issue allowed attackers to insert unwanted scripts and HTML into four different areas of the plugin by us...
Read MoreThe WP Symposium plugin 13.04 for WordPress has a security issue that could allow attackers to direct users to any website they choose. This could be used as a way to conduct phishing attacks.
Read MoreThe WP Symposium plugin for WordPress is not secure in versions up to and including 14.11. Attackers could potentially upload malicious files onto the affected websites' servers
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Read MoreA security issue with the WP Symposium plugin (used in WordPress websites) before version 14.11 allowed remote users who were logged in to the website to run dangerous commands on the website's databa...
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Read MoreThe WP Symposium plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to security risks in versions up to, and including, 12.09. This means that unauthenticated attackers can access sensitive information from the data...
Read MoreThe WP Symposium plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to a type of security issue called blind SQL Injection. This type of vulnerability affects versions of the plugin that were released before version...
Read MoreThe WP Symposium plugin before 13.04 for WordPress had a security weakness that allowed malicious people from remote locations to insert dangerous web scripts or HTML code into the invite.php page thr...
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