Plugin Security
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Tutor LMS <= 4.0.7 - Subscriber+ PHP Object Injection to RCE (CVE-2026-78175)
CVE-2026-78175 allows subscriber-level attackers to reach PHP Object Injection and remote code execution in Tutor LMS 4.0.7 and earlier. Update to 4.0.8 or later.
12 Essential WordPress Plugins and Their Hidden Security Risks
An essential plugin is still third-party code with database access, admin hooks, AJAX endpoints, and update risk. The safest plugin stack is not the longest one; it is…
InspectWP vs. WPDeeply: Which WordPress Security Analysis Tool Wins in 2026?
InspectWP is useful for seeing surface-level technology signals. WPDeeply is built for the next question: are the exact plugins and themes on your site tied to known CVEs,…
How to Check If a WordPress Plugin Is Safe
Five checks, in order of usefulness, before you install a WordPress plugin.
WP Job Manager Permission Escalation to RCE: Risk Profile and Response
Permission escalation is dangerous because it changes who can perform sensitive actions. On a WordPress site, that can quickly become plugin installation, file writes, or code execution.
WordPress Protected Meta Exposure via WP Job Manager: What Site Owners Should Know
Protected meta is only protected if every plugin respects the boundary. Job, listing, and directory plugins often attach sensitive operational data to posts, so permission checks matter.
LearnPress SQL Injection to RCE: Lessons for WordPress LMS Sites
LMS plugins hold users, progress, payments, certificates, and admin workflows. A SQL injection in that environment can become more than a data leak if chained with privileged actions.