Security

Announcement about the privilege escalation bug in the Linux Kernel

Today saw the release of the new WordPress 4.2.4 update, addressing critical security issues that can be potentially damaging to many WordPress sites. The critical cross-site scripting vulnerabilities which was first reported by Marc-Alexandre Montpas (part of the Sucuri team), Helen Hou-Sandi (of WordPress Security), Netanel Rubin (of CheckPoint) and Ivan Grigorov, had the potential to […]

Today saw the release of the new WordPress 4.2.3 update, addressing critical security issues that can be potentially damaging to many WordPress sites.

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On May 6, 2015, WordPress 4.1.5 was released to the public, along with WordPress 4.2.2 due to a critical security update.

It’s come to our attention through research carried out by Joost from Yoast, into some of the most popular WordPress plugins, that they may be vulnerable to Cross-site scripting (XSS).

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After receiving word of the new vulnerability along with the possibility of this new & very serious Zero-Day attack vector, our team immediately began investigating by running an initial analysis on the plugin.

Find out about how Pressidium has already protected your WordPress site against the recently announced GHOST vulnerability