Vulnerabilities have been discovered in a popular WordPress plugin called Popup Builder which could allow unauthenticated attackers to inject malicious JavaScript code into popups in order to steal ...

The high-severity flaw allows malicious code injection into website pop-up windows. Two vulnerabilities – including a high-severity flaw – have been patched in a popular WordPress plugin called Popup ...

Hackers are breaching WordPress sites by exploiting a vulnerability in outdated versions of the Popup Builder plugin, infecting over 3,300 websites with malicious code. The flaw leveraged in the ...

Vulnerabilities in the Popup Builder WordPress plugin could allow unauthenticated attackers to inject malicious JavaScript code into popups displayed on tens of thousands of websites, to steal ...

The flaw could have let attackers send out custom newsletters and delete newsletter subscribers from 200,000 affected websites. Developers of a plugin, used by WordPress websites for building pop-up ...

The vulnerability was discovered by WordFence on March 4, 2020 and subsequently contacted the developers. The WordPress plugin vulnerability affects Popup Builder versions that are less than version 3 ...

More than 3,000 WordPress-powered websites were compromised as a result of not patching a known vulnerability fast enough, a report from cybersecurity researchers Sucuri and PublicWWW has claimed.

Over 6,700 WordPress websites fell victim to a sophisticated cyber campaign deploying the notorious Balada Injector malware. Initially brought to light by Dr. Web researchers, this concerted attack ...

There are numerous benefits of leveraging the WordPress content management system (CMS) to create a website. It’s open-source, flexible, and amazingly easy to set up. The key advantage is that the ...