A significant security vulnerability has been identified and patched in the widely used File Manager plugin for WordPress, affecting over 1 million websites. The vulnerability is rated 8.1 out of 10 ...

The file in question was pulled by third-party dependency elFinder and used as a code reference. An extension added to the file, the rename of connector-minimal.php-dist to connector-minimal.php, was ...

The bugs allow a range of attacks on websites, including deleting blog pages and remote code execution. A critical cross-site scripting (XSS) bug impacts WordPress sites running the Frontend File ...

File Manager plugin that could allow remote code execution. By exploiting this vulnerability, it is possible to steal data, destroy the site itself, or embed malicious code, affecting more than ...

Millions of WordPress sites are facing attack following the discovery of a security flaw in a popular plugin. Researchers at security firm Defiant have warned that the File Manager plugin used by ...

Hackers are actively exploiting a critical remote code execution vulnerability allowing unauthenticated attackers to upload scripts and execute arbitrary code on WordPress sites running vulnerable ...

Millions of WordPress sites have been probed and attacked this week, Defiant, the company behind the Wordfence web firewall said on Friday. The sudden spike in attacks happened after hackers ...

A stored XSS and arbitrary file-upload bug can be paired with an authorization bypass to wreak havoc. Vulnerabilities in the Brizy Page Builder plugin for WordPress sites could be chained together to ...

A security flaw in a popular WordPress plugin called WordPress Download Manager has now been fixed. The flaw allowed hackers to run and upload malicious files on the websites that ran the plugin.