Reports of vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins have become a daily thing and while most of these flaws are detected in time, this is not the only key factor in preventingRead More →
An ethical hacking firm focused on WordPress security has detected a CSV injection vulnerability in Events Manager, one of the most popular plugins among the content management system (CMS) users.Read More →
A couple of days ago, a digital forensics researcher reported the discovery of a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that affects three plugins from the TinyMCE open source text editor. TheRead More →
When a new security flaw is reported in a software development, it starts a race between vulnerability testing experts in charge of correcting it and cybercriminals who want to exploitRead More →
Reports on the presence of serious vulnerabilities affecting some WordPress plugins, the most popular of content management systems (CMS) have appeared again. Apparently these flaws are really easy to exploit,Read More →
Again, new reports of security flaws that could affect the millions of WordPress users, the most popular content management system (CMS), have appeared. According to web application security specialists, theRead More →
A few weeks ago an IT security audit team reported a malicious campaign that, using online ads, distributed code to redirect and to display pop-ups exploiting a set of vulnerabilitiesRead More →
Experts in vulnerability testing discovered a critical flaw in Ad Inserter, a plugin for advertising management on WordPress sites. If exploited, this flaw would allow any low-privileged user to executeRead More →
Doesn’t matter if you’re a developer, designer or a writer, a good text editor always help you save time and make you work in a more efficient way. For example,Read More →
