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CVE-2025-15285 | Michael Lups SEO Flow by LupsOnline Plugin up to 2.2.1 on WordPress checkBlogAuthentication improper authentication
CVE-2025-15268 | Infility Global Plugin up to 2.14.46 on WordPress Server Configuration infility_get_data sql injection
CVE-2025-15507 | Magic Import Document Extractor Plugin up to 1.0.4 on WordPress ajax_sync_usage authorization
CVE-2026-0572 | WebPurify Profanity Filter Plugin up to 4.0.2 on WordPress Setting webpurify_save_options authorization
CVE-2025-15487 | Code Explorer Plugin up to 1.4.6 on WordPress File path traversal
CVE-2026-0681 | Extended Random Number Generator Plugin up to 1.1 on WordPress Setting cross site scripting
CVE-2026-0742 | Smart Appointment & Booking Plugin up to 1.0.7 on WordPress saab_save_form_data cross site scripting
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CVE-2026-1517 | iomad up to 5.0 Company Admin Block sql injection (Issue 2559)
The Buyer’s Guide to AI Usage Control
CVE-2026-1755 | Themeisle Menu Icons Plugin up to 0.13.20 on WordPress _wp_attachment_image_alt cross site scripting
CVE-2025-14461 | Xendit Payment Plugin up to 6.0.2 on WordPress POST wc_xendit_callback authorization
CVE-2026-1811 | bolo-blog bolo-solo up to 2.6.4 Filename BackupService.java importFromMarkdown File path traversal (Issue 327 / EUVD-2026-5153)
Microsoft to Add Sysmon Threat Detection Feature Natively to Windows 11
A major upgrade has been announced to enhance capabilities for cybersecurity defenders and threat hunters in the Windows ecosystem. With the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.7733 (KB5074178) to the Dev Channel. The company is integrating the popular System Monitor (Sysmon) tool directly into the operating system. Previously available only as a standalone […]
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Asset Intelligence as Context Engineering for Cybersecurity Operations
Action depends on truth. Truth is hard to come by. There’s an old trope: “You can’t protect what you can’t see.” This burning need for total visibility has led to an abundance of security data across every domain. But abundance doesn’t equal clarity. One tool says a device is patched, another says it’s vulnerable. HR..
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