SQL injection in plain words, how one field leaks the whole database
One of the oldest and still most dangerous attacks. Through a poorly protected form field, an attacker can pull logins, passwords and customer data out of the database.
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One of the oldest and still most dangerous attacks. Through a poorly protected form field, an attacker can pull logins, passwords and customer data out of the database.
Read more →Weekly digest of the most important WordPress and Joomla vulnerabilities. This week we recorded 74 vulnerabilities; check whether any of them affects your website.
Read more →The more popular an add-on, the wider a flaw's blast radius. Essential Addons for Elementor, over a million installs, let anyone reset any account's password in 2023.
Read more →Membership plugins can be a back door. A flaw in Ultimate Member let you become a site administrator right at registration, and it was exploited in the wild.
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Read more →LiteSpeed Cache is one of the most popular WordPress speed plugins, 5 million installs. In 2024 it had a flaw that let a stranger become an administrator.
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