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WordPress, the world’s most popular content management system that powers more than 30 percent of…
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WordPress.com, a division of Automattic, is launching a new product called P2. And this time, it’s all about improving internal communications for private groups. As a remote company, Automattic has been using P2 internally for years to communicate asynchronously. It’s a place to share long-form posts, a repository to keep onboarding documents and other important […] Continue reading WordPress.com launches new P2 to take on internal communication tools
I am doing some pen testing on my wordpress server. I wanted to see what would happen if the attacker were to get a hold of my username and password for wordpress.
So I used the standard exploit in msfconsole wp_admin_shell_upload and set … Continue reading UFW does not block meterpreter
An XSS bug and a PHP object-injection vulnerability are present in a plugin used by hundreds of thousands of websites. Continue reading Newsletter WordPress Plugin Opens Door to Site Takeover
WordPress plugin Comments – wpDiscuz, which is installed on over 70,000 sites, has issued a patch. Continue reading Critical Security Flaw in WordPress Plugin Allows RCE
A critical vulnerability in a third-party comments plugin installed on over 70,000 websites running WordPress could allow hackers to execute malicious code remotely.
If you’re using the wpDIscuz commenting plugin, make sure you’ve kept it u… Continue reading Thousands of websites at risk from critical WordPress commenting plugin vulnerability
I am trying to use WordPress from Azure marketplace to deploy a web app. I ran a Fortify scan on entire code base (wwwroot) which includes wp-admin, wp-includes, wp-content and other boilerplate php files.
There are various issues found li… Continue reading Scanning WordPress for security vulnerabilities
The WordPress directory /wp-content/uploads/ in which the posts are uploaded is visible to the public.
For example :
A website admin uploaded a blog post in which he used a photo. That photo is visible by browsing example.com/wp-content/up… Continue reading WordPress Vulnerability [closed]
Security researchers have come across a disturbing trend, which highlights the rise in phishing…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading Secure DNS phishing campaign targeting WordPress and other hosting providers on the rise
I recently moved an old WordPress site from one hosting to Amazon Lightsail. Once the transfer was done, I noticed that WordPress, its plugins, and themes were all out of date. So, I updated them all. All good after that.
Then, within a da… Continue reading DDoS Attack After Switching Hosts and Updating WordPress