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  • Vulnerabilities Discovered in the 3DPrint Premium Plugin

    The premium version of the WordPress plugin 3DPrint is vulnerable to Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and directory traversal attacks when the file manager functionality is enabled. We are also sharing information on this vulnerability over on the Jetpack blog. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to delete or get access to arbitrary files and directories…

  • A Note On CSV Injection Reports

    We process a large number of submissions every day, some of which have a high impact on the WordPress ecosystem, and others less so. In order to ensure that our work effectively helps make the web a safer place, we have to prioritize the submissions we receive. As part of that, we’d like to clarify…

  • A Note On 2FA Plugin Vulnerabilities

    We’ve been alerted that certain vendors are using suboptimal secret management techniques to handle (H/T)OTP encryption keys, which leads to them not bringing any additional security value. Examples we’ve received include storing the encryption key on the database alongside the shared secret it encrypted or using the same key for all sites using the plugin. We…