[Alert] Stored XSS in WordPress Plugin Jetpack
Sucuri recently discovered a stored XSS in all versions from 2.0 (released in November 2012) of the popular WordPress plugin Jetpack. The plugin...
Read more →Sucuri recently discovered a stored XSS in all versions from 2.0 (released in November 2012) of the popular WordPress plugin Jetpack. The plugin...
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