The team behind a popular WordPress plugin has disclosed a critical file upload vulnerability and issued a patch. The vulnerable plugin, Contact Form 7, has over 5 million active installs making this ...

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A vulnerability has been discovered in Contact Form 7 that allows an attacker to upload malicious scripts. The publishers of Contact Form 7 have released an update to fix the vulnerability. An ...

A new security vulnerability in the Chaty Pro plugin has been identified, potentially allowing attackers to take over WordPress sites by uploading malicious files. Chaty Pro is a popular WordPress ...

A critical arbitrary file upload vulnerability in Ninja Forms – File Upload Plugin has been identified, exposing thousands of WordPress sites to potential compromise. The issue affects plugin versions ...

Security researchers at Wordfence detailed a critical security flaw in the MW WP Form plugin, affecting versions 5.0.1 and earlier. The vulnerability allows unauthenticated threat actors to exploit ...

If you haven't patched vCenter in recent months, please do so at your earliest convenience. Following on from its remote code execution hole in vCentre in May, VMware has warned of a critical ...

The unrestricted file upload flaw is likely being exploited by an initial access broker to deploy JSP web shells that grant full access to servers and allow installing additional malware payloads.

The exploit takes advantage of a known file upload vulnerability that was not efficiently patched and can still be exploited in up-to-date versions of Cleo LexiCom, VLTrader and Harmony products.

Security vulnerabilities are a reality of working in IT, with tech professionals tasked with ensuring devices on network are secured against the latest disclosed flaws. With thousands responsibly ...