Tagged: WordPress

Bricksforge WordPress plugin vulnerability remote code execution 0

Critical Bricksforge Vulnerability Under Active Attack

A severe critical vulnerability has been unequivocally identified within the WordPress ecosystem. Malicious actors are currently attempting to exploit this flaw to surreptitiously upload executable PHP files, entirely bypassing the need for password authentication....

Elementor WordPress plugin interface highlighting a CSRF vulnerability exploit 0

Critical Elementor CSRF Vulnerability Threatens Millions

A seemingly innocuous link possesses the terrifying potential to transform an active WordPress administrator session into a devastating site takeover mechanism. Cybersecurity researchers recently unearthed a profound vulnerability within the ubiquitous Elementor Website Builder....

Kapibala attacker infrastructure map targeting WordPress and Zyxel devices 0

Kapibala Attacker Plunders Government Databases

A solitary IP address, meticulously monitored by GreyNoise since early June, ultimately served as the primary entry point for a massive, multi-pronged cyberespionage campaign. This sophisticated operation simultaneously targeted diverse system classes, including WordPress...

WordPress Click2Shell vulnerability chain forcing a theme install to reach remote code execution 0

Click2Shell: One Link Can Hijack a WordPress Site

A single link in an attacker’s hands can make WordPress install a theme without a button being pressed, provided an already-authenticated administrator opens it. On September 17, WordPress released version 7.1.1, which closes a...