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Malicious Redirects Through Bogus Plugin (blog.sucuri.net)

by WPNEWS team July 17, 2021, 09:12

Recently we have been seeing a rash of WordPress website compromises with attackers abusing the plugin upload functionality in the wp-admin dashboard to redirect visitors and website owners to malicious websites.

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