WordPress Vulnerability Report — August 7, 2024

Since last week, 108 new vulnerabilities emerged in the WordPress ecosystem including 107 plugins and 1 theme. 17 of the vulnerable plugins and themes remain unpatched, so run those updates as soon as possible. Unfortunately, cyberattacks are increasing in volume and sophistication. They’re also increasingly aimed at small to mid-sized businesses. Along with poor user account security, vulnerable plugins & themes are one of the main reasons WordPress websites get hacked, so run those updates. If this seems overwhelming, talk to us about a Website Care Plan.

WordPress Core

No vulnerabilities disclosed!

WordPress Themes

Themes With No Fix/Patch Available

Disclosed vulnerability(ies) have not yet been patched. You should switch the theme if no fix is forthcoming.
  • Edubin

Themes With A Fix/Patch Available

Disclosed vulnerability(ies) have not been patched.

WordPress Plugins

Plugins With No Fix/Patch Available

Disclosed vulnerability(ies) have not yet been patched. You should deactivate the plugin(s).

  • پلاگین پرداخت دلخواه
  • Blox Page Builder
  • Business Card
  • CZ Loan Management
  • Donation Block For PayPal
  • Ebook Store
  • Remote Content Shortcode
  • Responsive Tabs
  • Send email only on Reply to My Comment
  • SpiderContacts
  • Traffic Manager
  • WP Ajax Contact Form
  • WpStickyBar

Plugins With A Fix/Patch Available

The vulnerability(ies) have been patched. You should update to the latest version.

  • Essential Addons for Elementor
  • SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle
  • Forminator
  • Formidable Forms
  • Element Pack Elementor Addons
  • Download Manager
  • Essential Blocks
  • Inline Related Posts
  • Floating Notification Bar
  • Email Encoder
  • Social Feed Gallery
  • LearnPress
  • WP Mobile Menu
  • Tutor LMS
  • Folders
  • Comments – wpDiscuz
  • Blog2Social
  • File Manager Pro
  • JetFormBuilder
  • Bold Page Builder
  • Easy Digital Downloads
  • User Profile Builder
  • Better Find and Replace
  • Ditty
  • Kubio AI Page Builder
  • Gutenberg Blocks, Page Builder
  • Quiz and Survey Master (QSM)
  • WP-PostRatings
  • Slider by 10Web
  • UsersWP
  • WordPress File Upload
  • WP User Frontend
  • Custom 404 Pro
  • RegistrationMagic
  • Horizontal scrolling announcements
  • Registrations for the Events Calendar
  • SportsPress
  • Eventin
  • HTML Forms
  • Chatbot for WordPress
  • Salon Booking System
  • Pinpoint Booking System
  • Cooked – Recipe Management
  • TemplateSpare: Quick & Easy WordPress Site Builder
  • VikRentCar Car Rental Management System
  • Sender
  • Sync Post With Other Site
  • Photo Engine (Media Organizer & Lightroom)
  • Message Filter for Contact Form 7
  • CRM Perks Forms
  • FundEngine
  • Black Widgets For Elementor
  • Extensions for Elementor
  • WP Fast Total Search – The Power of Indexed Search
  • Sign-up Sheets
  • Tainacan
  • LiquidPoll
  • YayExtra
  • Filter & Grids
  • Zephyr Project Manager
  • WANotifier
  • Web Directory Free
  • CTT Expresso para WooCommerce
  • News Element Elementor Blog Magazine
  • Lifetime free Drag & Drop Contact Form
  • Builder for WordPress VForm
  • Community Events
  • Ultimate Classified Listings
  • Element Pack Pro
  • Breakdance
  • WPBakery Page Builder
  • Paid Memberships Pro
  • Pmpro Membership Maps
  • Swift Framework Page Builder
  • Spectra Pro
  • Superfly Menu
  • Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
  • WooCommerce Customers Manager
  • WooCommerce PDF Vouchers
  • Affiliate Manager
  • WP eMember

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How Do I Update WordPress?

Run a full backups of your website using the backup plugin you have installed -or- using the backup feature your web host provides.

Ideally you test major functions – like ecommerce, elearning, membership functionality on a staging server first. If you site is “heavily” customized, you should also test in a staging environgment first.

Perform your updates in the order of WordPress – Theme(s) – Plugin(s). Ideally you are making note of the before and after versions.

After completed, perform a visual inspection of your site and test critical functionality that may have been affected – contact forms, subscription buttons, purchasing etc.