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Phantom Jetpack Connection (Security Risk)

Lewis Elborn — Tue, 25 Oct 2022 13:51:28 +0000

So I tried to contact someone on jetpack.com privately about this issue but there is no method for non-paying customers to talk to you.

So I’ll post this message here hoping that someone reaches out to me regarding a security hole I’ve found inside Jetpack.

Please provide me with a point of contact.

Security Enhancement (Much Needed)

AeroStar — Sat, 01 Aug 2020 14:37:50 +0000

Long Overdue:

This plugin is missing a key security feature or enhancement.

It needs to incorporate the ability to detect when someone logs into a website, especially if the person has Administrator privileges. Upon login, the plugin also needs to send an email to the Super Administrator or Primary Administrator.

The above, once incorporated, will help determine if an individual with permanent and/or temporary access rights is abusive, malicious, or leaves the website in a “logged in” state for a long time.

Hoping the above is on the developers mind.

Cheers!

!DANGER! Security issue

jave.web — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 10:08:58 +0000

I got now 2 websites with PHP malware,
plugins that are on both are: Ultimate member, ACF, WPML and WP Migrate DB,
however the latter 3 are on other sites that work fine.

Also same behaviour is that

/wp-content/uploads/ultimatemember/temp

this folder contains suspicious folders and PHP files in them, attacks are often more site-spread, so only suspect remains this plugin.

Can you please look into this issue?
Doesn’t your file upload have a security hole somewhere?

//USING LATEST ULTIMATE MEMBER, LATEST WP//

Also your check_file_upload() method checks extension, not a real file type! Which is an issue itself…

There is a security hole in Rest API for coupon

actsoneceo — Sun, 30 Jul 2017 08:19:42 +0000

Hello.

From long time ago, some people tried, they registered irregular coupon to our woocommerce website by remotely (maybe they will use rest api)

And then, they continue to receive illegal discounts.

All coupon name include prefix with sumo (sumo_meoducsaigon, sumo_lnt.nhung0911, sumo_tran,…)
It was relate with sumo reward point plugin? (our website using it)

Rest api should be need more security protect for users.

Please help us.

forget password option redirect to custom login url

Ramiz Syed — Thu, 25 May 2017 09:47:43 +0000

Hello Team,

I love your plugin and use 100 of sites, recently i tested security test and i found a hole.
I am using custom login url, and test with bbpress plugin
When we have give an option to login or register from front website via pop.
i click on forget password and type any wrong credential and submit.
it redirect to me custom url page with message.

so how to modify redirect option?
would i need to use any plugin?, (but i don’t like to add more plugins)

would you plan to add such redirect features in your plugin in next release?

your reply appreciate.
Thank you

wordpress security

scottiescotsman — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 05:09:59 +0000

I have a specific username hidden that I login wit and publicly my name is something else. But when I go to author archive it shows my hidden name in the explorer search bar like /author/hidden name and not the name I want the public to see. So not good for security how I fix?

Fixed the Exploit In Current Version

planetzuda — Fri, 30 Aug 2013 20:41:31 +0000

The wordpressexploit database indexed your plugin as exploitable and showed how it is exploitable. I fixed it and put it in a members only section on my companies site. I try to provide a copy to the developers. If you want the fix I can send that to you or I can send you the diffs.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/encrypted-blog/

Possible Security Hole with 3.4.1

f1ss1on — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 18:03:51 +0000

Last night I received an email saying that one of my domains has been suspended. I immediately checked the domain, and the site could not connect to the DB. Upon further research, logs showed that the site was hacked, and a master pw I had for the server had been changed, which in turn, caused 26 WordPress sites to go down. All passwords are 20+ characters, alpha – numeric. It is still unclear how they got into the site.

I hope that this will help the WordPress devs in finding a security hole and aid in a patch for this.

In the meantime, I had to create 26 diff master passwords, for sites and dbs that are running 3.4.1. I had 3 other sites that are running 3.3.2 that were not affected.

For WordPress Devs, I will provide server and sql logs upon request.

Possible Security Hole with 3.4.1

f1ss1on — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 17:57:08 +0000

I hope that this will help the WordPress devs in finding a security hole and aid in a patch for this.

In the meantime, I had to create 26 diff master passwords, for sites and dbs that are running 3.4.1. I had 3 other sites that are running 3.3.2 that were not affected.

For WordPress Devs, I will provide server and sql logs upon request.

Site hacked by FaLCoN on Monday

Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:35:46 +0000

At some point on Monday (12/07/09) my site was hacked by someone who identified themselves as FaLCoN with the email address [email protected]. They replaced the index page with one of their own. I contacted my hosting company who were able to restore my index page and the site appears to be operating properly though my admin password is no longer valid.

Tech support at the hosting company claims that the hacker gained access through a security hole in kres.php in the wp-includes directory. They also suggested I upgrade to the latest version of WordPress but I’m already running 2.8.6.

Has anyone else had the same experience?

Paul