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Identified in the WordPress Link functionality, previously known as ‘Bookmarks’, the issue only impacts older installations, as the capability is disabled by default on new installations. However, the functionality might still be enabled on millions of legacy WordPress sites even if they are running newer versions of the CMS, the Wordfence team at WordPress security […]

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The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2020-13671, has been classified as critical, but it’s worth mentioning that Drupal uses the NIST Common Misuse Scoring System, which assigns vulnerabilities a score ranging between 0 and 25, with “critical” being only the second highest rating, after “highly critical.” An attacker who can upload files to a server can use […]

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A recently detected security risk in the Akeeba Backup extension for Joomla content management system (CMS) has been available for years, but it is unlikely that it was leveraged because of the high complexity of the attack. Researchers at Sucuri discovered that exploiting the vulnerability would allow an attacker access to the backup files created […]

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