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Input validation vulnerability in LiteSpeed Cache 5.7

  • Severity: high-risk
  • Status: Fixed
  • Publication: February 27, 2024

The LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress has a security issue that allows attackers to inject harmful code on web pages. This can happen when the ‘nameservers’ or ‘_msg’ parameters are used, and it affects all versions up to 5.7. This vulnerability is due to a lack of proper input filtering and output protection. It means that someone who is not logged in can add code to a page that will run when someone views it.

Detected in:

LiteSpeed Cache fixed vulnerable versions: >= * <= 5.7

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