WordPress Responsive Poll Authorization Issues Vulnerability

WordPress is a blogging platform developed by the WordPress Foundation using the PHP language. The platform supports personal blog sites on PHP and MySQL servers.Responsive Poll is a responsive poll plugin used in it. An authorization issue vulnerability exists in Wordpress Responsive Poll 1.3.4...

CVE-2020-11673

An issue was discovered in the Responsive Poll through 1.3.4 for Wordpress. It allows an unauthenticated user to manipulate polls, e.g., delete, clone, or view a hidden poll. This is due to the usage of the callback wpajaxnopriv function in Includes/Total-Soft-Poll-Ajax.php for sensitive operatio...

CVE-2020-11673

An issue was discovered in the Responsive Poll through 1.3.4 for Wordpress. It allows an unauthenticated user to manipulate polls, e.g., delete, clone, or view a hidden poll. This is due to the usage of the callback wpajaxnopriv function in Includes/Total-Soft-Poll-Ajax.php for sensitive operatio...

Design/Logic Flaw

An issue was discovered in the Responsive Poll through 1.3.4 for Wordpress. It allows an unauthenticated user to manipulate polls, e.g., delete, clone, or view a hidden poll. This is due to the usage of the callback wpajaxnopriv function in Includes/Total-Soft-Poll-Ajax.php for sensitive operatio...

CVE-2020-11673

CVE-2020-11673 affects the WordPress Responsive Poll plugin (versions

CVE-2020-11673

An issue was discovered in the Responsive Poll through 1.3.4 for Wordpress. It allows an unauthenticated user to manipulate polls, e.g., delete, clone, or view a hidden poll. This is due to the usage of the callback wpajaxnopriv function in Includes/Total-Soft-Poll-Ajax.php for sensitive operatio...

Responsive Poll < 1.3.4 - Broken Authentication and Missing Capability Checks on AJAX calls

Edit WPScanTeam: In versions 1.3.3, unauthenticated users can manipulate polls, e.g., delete, clone, or view a hidden poll. In versions 1.3.4 any authenticated user can do the same as above v1.3.4 added capability checks, however the issues are still exploitable via CSRF as there is no nonce chec...

WordPress Responsive Poll plugin <= 1.3.2 - Unauthenticated Manipulation With Polls (delete, clone, or view a hidden poll) vulnerability

Unauthenticated Manipulation With Polls delete, clone, or view a hidden poll vulnerability discovered by pak0s in WordPress Responsive Poll plugin versions = 1.3.2. Solution Update the WordPress Responsive Poll plugin to the latest available version at least 1.3.4...

Covid-19 Poll Results: One in Four Prioritize Health Over Privacy

One in four respondents to a Threatpost reader poll said they were okay with sacrificing a portion of their personal privacy in exchange for some form of cellphone tracking that could – in theory – reduce coronavirus infection rates and save lives. While the majority of Threatpost readers were...

Covid-19 Privacy Poll: Phone Tracking, Public Health and Surveillance

As the coronavirus pandemic accelerates, authorities worldwide are plotting ways to flatten the curve of infection rates using potentially privacy-busting measures such as phone tracking, facial recognition and other tech. In this Threatpost poll, we want your take on whether sacrificing personal...

A COVID-19 Cybersecurity Poll: Securing a Remote Workforce

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to sweep the globe, and cities and states impose social-distancing measures, businesses are sending their users home to work. And this massive, unprecedented shift to distance working brings with it a whole new set of cybersecurity challenges. For instance, a...

CVE-2020-7050

Codologic Codoforum through 4.8.4 allows a DOM-based XSS. While creating a new topic as a normal user, it is possible to add a poll that is automatically loaded in the DOM once the thread/topic is opened. Because session cookies lack the HttpOnly flag, it is possible to steal authentication cooki...

CVE-2013-1401

Multiple security bypass vulnerabilities in the editAnswer, deleteAnswer, addAnswer, and deletePoll functions in WordPress Poll Plugin 34.5 for WordPress allow a remote attacker to add, edit, and delete an answer and delete a poll...

Sql injection

Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in CWPPoll.js in WordPress Poll Plugin 34.5 for WordPress allow attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the pollid or pollid parameter in a viewPollResults or userlogs action...

Security feature bypass

Multiple security bypass vulnerabilities in the editAnswer, deleteAnswer, addAnswer, and deletePoll functions in WordPress Poll Plugin 34.5 for WordPress allow a remote attacker to add, edit, and delete an answer and delete a poll...

CVE-2013-1401

Cardoza WordPress Poll plugin for WordPress (versions around 34.05/34.5) contains multiple vulnerable functions (editAnswer, deleteAnswer, addAnswer, deletePoll) that can be reached via external AJAX calls. The issues enable remote attackers to manipulate polls (add/edit/delete answers, delete po...

CVE-2013-1401

Multiple security bypass vulnerabilities in the editAnswer, deleteAnswer, addAnswer, and deletePoll functions in WordPress Poll Plugin 34.5 for WordPress allow a remote attacker to add, edit, and delete an answer and delete a poll...

CVE-2013-1400

CVE-2013-1400 affects Cardoza WordPress Poll plugin (34.05) / Cardoza WordPress Poll plugin 34.05. The vulnerability is in CWPPoll.js (viewPollResults and userlogs) where the poll_id pollid parameter is not sanitized, allowing remote SQL injections. This can enable manipulation of backend data or...

CVE-2013-1400

Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in CWPPoll.js in WordPress Poll Plugin 34.5 for WordPress allow attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the pollid or pollid parameter in a viewPollResults or userlogs action...

PoC Exploits Do More Good Than Harm: Threatpost Poll

When it comes to the release of proof-of-concept PoC exploits, more security experts agree that the positives outweigh the negatives, according to a recent and informal Threatpost poll. Last week, Threatpost conducted a reader poll and almost 60 percent of 230 security pundits thought it was a...