Archives: Vulnerabilities
Input validation vulnerability in WP Smart Flexslider 2.5
The WP Smart Flexslider plugin for WordPress has a security vulnerability that allows attackers to insert harmful code into a page if they can trick someone into clicking a link. This can happen in all versions up to 2.5 because the plugin does not properly clean up the input and output.
Input validation vulnerability in hpb seo plugin for WordPress 3.0.1
The plugin called “hpb seo” for WordPress has a security issue in versions up to 3.0.1. This means that it does not properly clean up or protect against harmful code, allowing attackers to insert their own malicious code onto a webpage. They can do this by tricking a user into clicking on a link.
Output validation vulnerability in Knowledge Base 2.9
The WordPress Knowledge Base theme has a security issue where untrusted information can be used to inject a certain type of code. This can only be done by someone who has access to the website and is at the “subscriber” level or higher. If there are any other plugins or themes installed on the website that also have this issue, it could allow the person to delete files, get private information, or run their own code.
Access violation vulnerability in RealPress – Real Estate Plugin 1.0.9
The RealPress – Real Estate Plugin for WordPress has a security flaw that allows anyone to change information without permission. This is because the plugin does not check for certain permissions at a certain point. As a result, people who are not logged in can create pages and send any kind of emails they want.
Access violation vulnerability in WP Snow Effect 1.1.15
The Snow Effect plugin for WordPress has a security issue where unauthorized users can access it without proper permission checks. This could allow attackers to do things they shouldn’t be able to do.