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CVE-2023-7203
The Smart Forms WordPress plugin (versions prior to 2.6.87) suffers Broken Access Control via insufficient authorization on AJAX actions and missing CSRF checks, allowing a low-privilege role (subscriber) to trigger administrative actions such as deleting entries. Exploitation details appear in p...
CVE-2022-0163
CVE-2022-0163 concerns the WordPress plugin Smart Forms prior to 2.6.71, which exposes the rednao_smart_forms_entries_list AJAX endpoint without proper authorization. This allows any authenticated user (e.g., a subscriber) to download arbitrary form data, potentially exposing sensitive informatio...
CVE-2024-33593
CVE-2024-33593: Missing Authorization vulnerability in RedNao Smart Forms affecting Smart Forms up to version 2.6.91. Connected Red Hat entry confirms the issue description; no publicly documented exploitation details, impact specifics, or remediation in the provided documents. The known issue is...
CVE-2024-1307
CVE-2024-1307 refers to the Smart Forms WordPress plugin vulnerability. The issue is an authorization weakness in certain actions, allowing users with a low role (subscriber) to call those actions and perform unauthorized operations. Public sources in connected documents confirm the affected vers...
CVE-2024-1905
CVE-2024-1905 concerns the Smart Forms WordPress plugin, prior to version 2.6.96. It allows stored XSS via unsanitised/未 escaped plugin settings, potentially affecting high-privilege users (e.g., admins), even when unfiltered_html is disallowed (including multisite). The issue is mitigated by upg...
CVE-2024-1306
CVE-2024-1306 affects the Smart Forms WordPress plugin prior to version 2.6.94. The Red Hat advisory and NVD entry describe a CSRF vulnerability where missing CSRF protections in certain actions allow logged-in users to be tricked into performing unintended actions (e.g., editing entries). Root c...
CVE-2023-49856
CVE-2023-49856 affects WordPress plugin Smart Forms (
CVE-2019-5924
The CVE-2019-5924 issue affects the WordPress Smart Forms plugin (versions 2.6.15 and earlier). The root cause is a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability that can allow an attacker to hijack an administrator’s authenticated session via a malicious page, enabling unauthorized actions suc...