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Cybersecurity firm Wordfence has uncovered a renewed wave of mass exploitation targeting critical vulnerabilities in two popular WordPress plugins, allowing unauthenticated attackers to install malicious software and potentially seize control of websit…
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A critical authentication bypass in the Service Finder Bookings plugin has enabled unauthenticated attackers to assume administrator privileges on thousands of WordPress sites. Exploitation began within 24 hours of public disclosure, and over 13,800 ex…
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Cybercriminals have ramped up attacks on WordPress websites by stealthily modifying theme files to serve unauthorized third-party scripts. This campaign leverages subtle PHP injections in the active theme’s functions.php to fetch external code, effecti…
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Attackers have stepped up their tactics by deploying stealthy backdoors disguised as legitimate WordPress components, ensuring persistent administrative access even after other malware is discovered and removed. Their deceptive appearances belied their…
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A critical vulnerability in the Case Theme User plugin for WordPress allows unauthenticated attackers to hijack any account on vulnerable sites, including administrative accounts, by exploiting the social login feature. Site owners are urged to update …
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A large-scale cybercrime conspiracy known as ShadowCaptcha was made public by cybersecurity researchers at Israel’s National Digital Agency. This campaign exploits the ClickFix technique, deploying deceptive CAPTCHA interfaces mimicking legitimat…
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