WordPress, an open source blog software and content management system, is used by 43.4% of all websites as of April 2024. It has been reported that a popular WordPress plugin , LiteSpeed Cache, is ...

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a significant vulnerability in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress. The vulnerability affects the LiteSpeed Cache plugin, which boasts over 4 million ...

Another vulnerability was discovered in the LiteSpeed Cache WordPress plugin—an Unauthenticated Privilege Escalation that could lead to a total site takeover. Unfortunately, updating to the latest ...

A WordPress plug-in installed more than 6 million times is vulnerable to a cross-site scripting flaw (XSS) that allows attackers to escalate privileges and potentially install malicious code to enable ...

More than 6 million WordPress websites use the LiteSpeed Cache plug-in. A security vulnerability has now been closed once again. Security researchers from Patchstack warn of the vulnerability ...

A critical vulnerability in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin has been identified, potentially exposing millions of WordPress sites to severe security risks. This flaw, discovered by John Blackbourn through ...

A serious vulnerability in the Wordpress plug-in Litespeed Cache lurks on more than six million websites. An update is available. The Wordpress plug-in Litespeed Cache is extremely popular. It has ...

The popular LiteSpeed WordPress plugin patched a vulnerability that compromised over 4 million websites, allowing hackers to upload malicious scripts. LiteSpeed was notified of the vulnerability two ...

A new flaw was found, granting threat actors full access to vulnerable websites. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Security ...

Updating to version 6.4 or higher will prevent exploitation of the vulnerability that allows attacker to gain admin access. More than five million WordPress sites are at risk of compromise due to a ...