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A recently discovered WordPress plugin flaw allows threat actors to access sensitive information, run unauthorized actions, and more.

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A premium WordPress plugin with 20,000 sales allows threat actors to conduct RCE attacks.

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Almost two dozen flaws were found in two solutions, granting RCE and site takeover.