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Input validation vulnerability in MDC Comment Toolbar 1.1
The MDC Comment Toolbar plugin for WordPress has a security issue that can be exploited by hackers. This vulnerability, present in all versions up to 1.1, is caused by a function that does not properly check for a special code. This allows attackers who are not logged in to change settings and insert harmful code onto a website if they can deceive the site’s administrator into taking a specific action, like clicking on a link.
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= including 2.2.8 & 2.2.21
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