Around 70 different plugins and themes had a security issue that could let someone else do something on the website without permission. The problem was that the system that was meant to stop this from happening had been set up incorrectly, so it didn’t work properly.
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Input validation vulnerability in 68 different plugins
Around 70 different plugins and themes had a security issue that could let someone else do something on the website without permission. The problem was that the system that was meant to stop this from happening had been set up incorrectly, so it didn’t work properly.
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> from 2.2.8
= including 2.2.8 & 2.2.21
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