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Vulnerabilities Found in Patreon WordPress plugin (jetpack.com)

by WPNEWS team March 28, 2021, 20:30

During an internal audit of the Patreon plugin for WordPress, the Jetpack Scan team found several weak points that would allow someone to take over a website. These vulnerabilities were disclosed to the plugin authors, who promptly released version 1.7.2, which fixes all of these issues. If you’re running an older version of the plugin, please update today!

CSRF Patreon vulnerabilities XSS

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