WordPress Vulnerability Report — September 25, 2024
Since last week, 72 new vulnerabilities emerged in the WordPress ecosystem including 66 plugins and 6 themes. 24 of the vulnerable plugins remain unpatched, so run those updates!
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
WordPress Themes
Themes With No Fix/Patch Available
- Blogvi
- Roseta
- Septera
- Verbosa
Themes With A Fix/Patch Available
- Houzez
- Bricks Builder
WordPress Plugins
Plugins With No Fix/Patch Available
Disclosed vulnerability(ies) have not yet been patched. You should deactivate the plugin(s).
- MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress
- WCFM Marketplace
- IMPress for IDX Broker
- WPCargo Track & Trace
- Product Carousel Slider & Grid Ultimate for WooCommerce
- Spice Starter Sites
- Gutenberg Blocks
- Team Showcase
- Multipurpose Ticket Booking Manager
- Accordion Image Menu
- Thanh Toán Quét Mã QR Code T? ??ng
- Kodex Posts likes
- Limit Login Attempts Plus
- Logo Manager For Enamad
- Posts reminder
- WooCommerce Multiple Free Gift
- WP Category Dropdown
- WP Custom Fields Search
- WP Easy Gallery
Plugins With A Fix/Patch Available
The vulnerability(ies) have been patched. You should update to the latest version.
- MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress
- W3 Total Cache
- Backuply
- Photo Gallery by 10Web
- WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency with WPML
- FOX
- Easy Digital Downloads
- Pixel Cat – Conversion Pixel Manager
- Koko Analytics
- Quiz and Survey Master
- Greenshift
- Themify
- Popup, Optin Form & Email Newsletters for Mailchimp, HubSpot, AWeber
- SKT Templates
- WP Hardening
- BA Book Everything
- Charitable – Donation Plugin for WordPress
- Gum Elementor Addon
- Maintenance Redirect
- WP Booking System
- WP Datepicker
- Affiliate Program Suite
- Radio Player
- Seriously Simple Stats
- WP Travel
- Garden Gnome Package
- Geo Mashup
- Waitlist Woocommerce
- PropertyHive
- Simple Spoiler
- Appointment & Event Booking Calendar Plugin
- Post Form
- AnWP Football Leagues
- IdeaPush
- Login with phone number
- Share This Image
- ShiftController Employee Shift Scheduling
- Sunshine Photo Cart
- MDTF – Meta Data and Taxonomies Filter
- XT Ajax Add To Cart for WooCommerce
- Webo-facto
- WP Abstracts
- Houzez Login Register
- WooEvents
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Let Us Help YouHow 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.