WordPress dark-mode plugin cross-site scripting vulnerability (CNVD-2018-01272)

WordPress is the WordPress Software Foundation's set of blogging platform developed using the PHP language , the platform supports PHP and MySQL servers to set up a personal blog site . dark-mode plugin is used in one of the night mode plugin . A cross-site scripting vulnerability exists in...

WordPress dark-mode plugin cross-site scripting vulnerability

WordPress is the WordPress Software Foundation's set of blogging platform developed using the PHP language , the platform supports PHP and MySQL servers to set up a personal blog site . dark-mode plugin is used in one of the night mode plugin . A cross-site scripting vulnerability exists in...

4 Predictions for the Cybersecurity Landscape in 2018

Targeted attacks are on the rise, and the dark web isn’t helping curb that trend. To compound this, the recent revelations on Shadow Brokers and CIA Vault 7, as well as burgeoning nation-state cyber capabilities aren’t helping either. It’s only a matter of time before more attack methods are...

CVE-2018-5651

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodestart parameter...

CVE-2018-5652

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodeend parameter...

Design/Logic Flaw

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodestart parameter...

CVE-2018-5651

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodestart parameter...

CVE-2018-5652

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodeend parameter...

Design/Logic Flaw

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodeend parameter...

CVE-2018-5652

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodeend parameter...

CVE-2018-5651

CVE-2018-5651 affects the WordPress dark-mode plugin (version 1.6). The issue is a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability reachable via the wp-admin/profile.php dark_mode_start parameter. Impact and conditions are described in multiple sources: XSS via that parameter could affect user sessions ...

CVE-2018-5651

An issue was discovered in the dark-mode plugin 1.6 for WordPress. XSS exists via the wp-admin/profile.php darkmodestart parameter...

CVE-2018-5652

CVE-2018-5652 affects the WordPress dark-mode plugin version 1.6. The issue is an XSS vulnerability exploitable via the wp-admin/profile.php dark_mode_end parameter, as described in multiple documents. The root cause is a flaw in handling the dark_mode_end input that allows script execution in th...

Dark Mode <= 1.6 - Stored XSS

The Dark Mode WordPress plugin was affected by a Stored XSS security vulnerability...

dark-chi.com XSS vulnerability

On the 09.01.2018 security researcher reported a XSS vulnerability affecting the dark-chi.com website via the Open Bug Bounty coordinated vulnerability disclosure program. Coordinated Disclosure Timeline: Description| Value ---|--- Vulnerability submitted via Open Bug Bounty| 9 January, 2018 21:0...

December 27, 2017 – Morning Cyber Coffee Headlines – “Maria Magdalene Dietrich” Edition

Good morning! Sit with Carbon Black this morning over a cup of coffee or tea and browse a few industry headlines to get the day started. We’ve got just enough information below to get you through that first cup…enjoy! December 27, 2017 - Headlines Carbon Black in the News: Unsafe personal...

Skyrocketing Bitcoin Fees Hit Carders in Wallet

Critics of unregulated virtual currencies like Bitcoin have long argued that the core utility of these payment systems lies in facilitating illicit commerce, such as buying drugs or stolen credit cards and identities. But recent spikes in the price of Bitcoin -- and the fees associated with movin...

With 1.4 Billion Stolen Log-Ins on the Dark Web, it’s Time to Take Password Management Seriously

Last week you may have seen some worrying news: researchers probing the darkest corners of the underground web found a secret trove containing 1.4 billion breached usernames and passwords. Yes, that’s right: 1.4 BILLION. Yours might very well be among them, and if you reuse the same password acro...

The Market for Stolen Account Credentials

Past stories here have explored the myriad criminal uses of a hacked computer, the various ways that your inbox can be spliced and diced to help cybercrooks ply their trade, and the value of a hacked company. Today's post looks at the price of stolen credentials for just about any e-commerce, ban...

Collection of 1.4 Billion Plain-Text Leaked Passwords Found Circulating Online

Hackers always first go for the weakest link to quickly gain access to your online accounts. Online users habit of reusing the same password across multiple services gives hackers opportunity to use the credentials gathered from a data breach to break into their other online accounts. Researchers...