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Access violation vulnerability in Freemius SDK (134 components affected)
The Freemius SDK is a plugin used in WordPress websites. A security vulnerability was discovered in versions up to 2.2.3 which could allow users with subscriber-level permissions to change settings and take control of the website. This vulnerability was caused by a missing capability check on two functions, _get_db_option and _set_db_option.
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