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WordPress Security Providers Falsely Claimed Cloudflare's Plugin Contained Vulnerability
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Bug Introduced in WordPress 6.4.3 Highlights a Problem With Fixing Vulnerabilities That Are Not Really Vulnerabilities
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Elementor is Still Providing Access to Security Nonces to WordPress Users Who Shouldn’t Have Them
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Hacker Targeting Incompletely Fixed Vulnerability in 100,000+ Install WordPress Plugin Cookie Information
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Cloudflare Only Added One Firewall Rule for a WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Last Year and It Was Eight Months Late
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What to do If Someone is Claiming There is a Vulnerability in Your WordPress Plugin
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Wordfence Claims Unfixed WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Has Been Fixed in Version That Doesn't Even Exist
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Contrary to Bleeping Computer Story, Hackers Don't Seem to Have Targeted Security Issue in Better Search Replace
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How to Use the sanitize_callback When Using the WordPress register_setting() Function
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Catching a Future Vulnerability in a WordPress Plugin With Our Plugin Security Checker
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