Wordpress Security

CVE-2025-3281[User Registration] Protect Your WordPress User Registration from Unauthorized Deletion cover

CVE-2025-3281[User Registration] Protect Your WordPress User Registration from Unauthorized Deletion

Safeguard your WordPress site from the latest IDOR vulnerability in the User Registration & Membership plugin, affecting versions up to 4.2.1. Learn how to identify, remediate, and prevent unauthorized user deletions and ensure your site remains secure with step-by-step guidance and protective measures from WP-Firewall.

[CVE-2025-2893] Gutenverse - Mitigating Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) in Gutenverse Plugin’s Countdown Block: A WP-Firewall Expert Analysis cover

[CVE-2025-2893] Gutenverse – Mitigating Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) in Gutenverse Plugin’s Countdown Block: A WP-Firewall Expert Analysis

Discover how a critical vulnerability in the popular Gutenverse plugin could expose your WordPress site to attacks. Learn how to prevent exploits, mitigate risks, and protect your site with WP-Firewall’s instant security solutions.

[CVE-2025-3452] Protect Your WordPress From Unauthorized Plugin Installation cover

[CVE-2025-3452] Protect Your WordPress From Unauthorized Plugin Installation

A significant vulnerability in the SecuPress Free WordPress plugin (versions ≤ 2.3.9) allows any authenticated subscriber to install arbitrary plugins, bypassing WordPress’s permissions. This paves the way for privilege escalation and malware installation. Discover how to defend against this flaw and strengthen your site’s security with updates and tools like WP-Firewall.

CSRF Vulnerability in CM Answers Plugin cover

CSRF Vulnerability in CM Answers Plugin

Understand the threat of Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) in WordPress plugins and learn how to protect your site. Discover how CSRF attacks work, their impact, and effective strategies for prevention and mitigation, including regular updates and token-based validation. Safeguard your site with these essential security measures.

Cloudfest 2025 Hackathon Developing SBOMinator for Open Source Supply Chain Security cover

Cloudfest 2025 Hackathon Developing SBOMinator for Open Source Supply Chain Security

In 2025, WordPress faces heightened supply chain security threats, demanding new solutions. At CloudFest Hackathon, experts devised the SBOMinator project, enhancing transparency through Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs). Learn how this impacts WordPress security and strategies to protect your site. Visit WP-Firewall for comprehensive security solutions.