Super-critical vulnerabilities discovered in several popular plugins.
#1 – Vulnerable: Brizy – Page Builder Plugin
Arbitrary File Upload with 80,000 installs.
How will I know I’m okay?
Upgrade ASAP to v2.4.45+
What’s the risk?
Severity risk 9.9/10 – an attacker can upload any type of file to your site, including backdoors that could gain further access.
Editor Comment
Please use ShieldPRO’s auto-upgrade feature for vulnerable plugins.
#2 – Vulnerable: BookingPress Plugin
Another high risk arbitrary file upload vulnerability…
How will I know I’m okay?
Upgrade ASAP to v1.1.6+
What’s the risk?
Severity risk 9.9/10 – Arbitrary File Upload – an attacker can upload any type of file to your site, including backdoors that could gain further access.
Editor Comment
Please use ShieldPRO’s auto-upgrade feature for vulnerable plugins.
#3 – Vulnerable: HUSKY Plugin
Unauthenticated SQL injection!
How will I know I’m okay?
Upgrade ASAP to v1.3.6.1+
What’s the risk?
Severity risk 9.3/10 – SQL Injection – an attacker can directly interact with your WP database!
Editor Comment
Please use ShieldPRO’s auto-upgrade feature for vulnerable plugins.
#4 – Vulnerable: FV Flowplayer Video Player Plugin
Another high-risk SQL injection risk.
How will I know I’m okay?
Upgrade ASAP to v7.5.47.7212+
What’s the risk?
Severity risk 8.5/10 – an attacker can directly interact with your WP database!
Editor Comment
Please use ShieldPRO’s auto-upgrade feature for vulnerable plugins.
#5 – Vulnerable: Profile Builder & Profile Builder Pro Plugins
Site takeover risk.
How will I know I’m okay?
Upgrade ASAP to v3.11.9+
What’s the risk?
Severity risk 9.8/10 – an attacker can escalate their low-privileged account to gain higher privileges and take full control of the website.
Editor Comment
Please use ShieldPRO’s auto-upgrade feature for vulnerable plugins.
#6 – From Our Blog: SQL Injection Attacks
There are 2 SQL injection vulnerabilities in our round-up today – they present serious risks to your site, so if you want to understand them a bit more, read on using the link below.
Thanks for reading, and have a great week!
Paul Goodchild
Shield Security for WordPress