CVE-2025-1319 - How a Critical XSS Flaw in Site Mailer Plugin Lets Attackers Compromise WordPress Sites
The WordPress ecosystem is massive, and this makes it a frequent target for attacks. In early 2025, a critical security vulnerability—now assigned CVE-2025-1319—was
CVE-2024-10860 - How NextMove Lite’s Missing Check Lets Subscribers Submit Uninstall Reasons on WooCommerce Sites
CVE-2024-10860 sheds light on a common but risky oversight in WordPress plugin development: missing access control on important actions. This time, the plugin in the
CVE-2025-0801 - How a Missing Nonce Let Attackers Hijack RateMyAgent API Keys in WordPress
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CVE-2025-0801 covers a worrying vulnerability found in the RateMyAgent Official plugin for WordPress — a tool used by real estate professionals to show client reviews
CVE-2024-13796 - How a WordPress Plugin Exposed User Emails & Sensitive Info
WordPress powers millions of websites, and plugins make it even more powerful. But even popular plugins can have serious bugs. This is the case with
CVE-2025-1450: Stored XSS Vulnerability in Floating Chat Widget for WordPress - Contact Chat Icons, Telegram Chat, Line Messenger, WeChat, Email, SMS, Call Button, WhatsApp – Chaty Plugin (up to Version 3.3.5)
A new vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-1450, has been discovered in the Floating Chat Widget – Contact Chat Icons, Telegram Chat, Line Messenger, WeChat, Email, SMS, Call
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