In an interesting development, it’s been found that there’s a security vulnerability in older versions of the popular All In One SEO Pack plugin. (Note: this plugin is not used in the blogs we build here at Top Design Blogs). The vulnerability allows an attacker to store malicious code in the website’s Admin panel that…
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Exploitation Level: Easy/Remote
DREAD Score:…
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