A popular plugin for WordPress called PPOM, used for adding custom fields to products on a WooCommerce site, has a security vulnerability. This means that anyone, even without an account, can upload any type of file to the site’s server. This could potentially allow them to run code and gain control of the site. This issue affects all versions up to 33.0.15.
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> from 2.2.8
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