Stored XSS in the Contact Form 7 Datepicker plugin through 2.6.0 for WordPress allows authenticated attackers with minimal permissions to save arbitrary JavaScript to the plugin’s settings via the unprotected wp_ajax_cf7dp_save_settings AJAX action and the ui_theme parameter. If an administrator creates or modifies a contact form, the JavaScript will be executed in their browser, which …
Stored XSS in the Contact Form 7 Datepicker plugin through 2.6.0 for WordPress allows authenticated attackers with minimal permissions to save arbitrary JavaScript to the plugin’s settings via the unprotected wp_ajax_cf7dp_save_settings AJAX action and the ui_theme parameter. If an administrator creates or modifies a contact form, the JavaScript will be executed in their browser, which …
fsa through 0.5.1 is vulnerable to Command Injection. The first argument of ‘execGitCommand()’, located within ‘lib/rep.js#63’ can be controlled by users without any sanitization to inject arbitrary commands.
fsa through 0.5.1 is vulnerable to Command Injection. The first argument of ‘execGitCommand()’, located within ‘lib/rep.js#63’ can be controlled by users without any sanitization to inject arbitrary commands.
An issue was discovered on Samsung mobile devices with software through 2016-01-16 (Shannon333/308/310 chipsets). The IMEI may be retrieved and modified because of an error in managing key information. The Samsung ID is SVE-2016-5435 (March 2016).
Back in January, I published a post “Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness.” One of the items I pointed out was the need to plan for remote work, and how VPNs may present a resource constraint. As so often, some organizations ended up “winging it” last minute and ended up with less than optimal solutions. …
Back in January, I published a post “Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness.” One of the items I pointed out was the need to plan for remote work, and how VPNs may present a resource constraint. As so often, some organizations ended up “winging it” last minute and ended up with less than optimal solutions. …
Back in January, I published a post “Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness.” One of the items I pointed out was the need to plan for remote work, and how VPNs may present a resource constraint. As so often, some organizations ended up “winging it” last minute and ended up with less than optimal solutions. …
Back in January, I published a post “Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness.” One of the items I pointed out was the need to plan for remote work, and how VPNs may present a resource constraint. As so often, some organizations ended up “winging it” last minute and ended up with less than optimal solutions. …
Back in January, I published a post “Network Security Perspective on Coronavirus Preparedness.” One of the items I pointed out was the need to plan for remote work, and how VPNs may present a resource constraint. As so often, some organizations ended up “winging it” last minute and ended up with less than optimal solutions. …