Security

PHP2Shell shows why managed WordPress hosting security depends on fast PHP patching, core updates, plugin maintenance, isolation, and recovery.

PHP fixed two critical remote code execution flaws, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. Here is what changed, which versions fix them, and what we did.

Some Rank Math SEO PRO 3.0.123 downloads carried a backdoor (CVE-2026-111862). Find out if your site was affected and how to clean it properly.

WordPress 7.1.3 fixes seven security issues. Here is who can exploit each one, which sites are exposed, and how to update and check your site.

Attackers are using XSS bugs in Ninja Forms and WPC Product Bundles to plant four backdoors. Update to Ninja Forms 3.15.5, then check and clean up.

A WordPress backdoor called SC rebuilds itself from files, the database, and shared memory. Here is how to find every copy and remove it in the right order.

Elementor 4.3.0 and 4.3.1 let one click from a logged-in admin create a new admin account. Update to 4.3.2, then check your users.

CVE-2026-87902 lets anyone load local PHP files via WordPress page templates in 4.7 to 7.1.1. Which version to update to, and how to check your exposure.

Comment2Shell (CVE-2026-93485) lets an anonymous comment turn into stored XSS and, through an admin session, server code execution. Fixed in WordPress 7.1.1.

Click2Shell lets a crafted link install a WordPress.org theme with no click, and chains to code execution. What it is and how 7.1.1 fixes it.

WordPress 7.1.1 fixes 11 vulnerabilities, including an unauthenticated comment XSS. Which fixes affect your site and how to confirm you're patched.

Two critical Events Calendar flaws let a stranger take over a site through an event comment. Only 6.17.4.1 fixes both. How to check and update.

WordPress.org now scores every plugin release during its cooldown and blocks high-risk ones before distribution. What the check covers, and what it misses.

Rank Math's paused Support Agent created a WordPress Application Password without asking. Here is how to audit every credential on your site.

CVE-2026-18978 lets unmoderated comments inject scripts on LiteSpeed Cache sites up to 7.8.1. Update to 7.9 and check two settings.

Two miniOrange SAML SSO flaws let anyone log in as admin. Paid editions read as patched because seven version lines share one plugin slug.

Avada 7.16.1 fixes a remote code execution flaw in the Fusion Patcher. What is confirmed, what is not, and how to check and update every Avada site you run.

TranslatePress 3.3.4 patches an unauthenticated flaw reachable from the comment form. Here is who is affected, what to check, and how to clean up.

Elementor Pro 4.2.1 and below let anonymous visitors upload PHP through a form field. Update to 4.2.2, then check your uploads folder.

CVE-2026-19598 lets unauthenticated attackers take over sites running Pods 2.8 through 3.3.9. How to check your version, patch it, and look for damage.

Elementor Pro 4.2.1 and below let anonymous visitors upload PHP through the Forms file field. Update to 4.2.2 and check your uploads directory.

CVE-2026-15748 lets unauthenticated attackers upload PHP files through Forminator. Check whether your forms are exposed and which version really patches it.

WordPress still has no built-in 2FA in 2026. Here's how to set it up properly, which method to pick, and what 2FA genuinely can't protect.

WordPress 7.0.4 patches CVE-2026-65640, an Author-level RCE on servers using Imagick and Ghostscript. How to check your exposure and update safely.

CVE-2026-64638 is a pre-auth reflected XSS on the WordPress login screen that can escalate to PHP execution. Here is who is affected and how to fix it.

A backdoored WordPress plugin was caught within about two hours of publication. Here's what the code did, and why it barely spread.

wp2shell is a pre-auth RCE chain in WordPress core (CVE-2026-63030 + CVE-2026-60137). Here's what it is, who's affected, and how to protect your site.