The SEMA API plugin used in WordPress has a security vulnerability called Reflected Cross-Site Scripting. This happens because the ‘catid’ parameter is not properly checked and protected in all versions up to 5.27. This means that attackers who are not logged in can insert harmful web scripts into pages if they can trick a user into clicking on a link.
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