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  • Plugin Author Farhan Noor

    (@farhannoor)

    Hi there,

    Both of the links do not provide any technical information hence its difficult to point out where did they find this infiltration.

    At our end, we have tested our plugin once again thoroughly and could not find any issue. Here are some technical details for reference:

    Our plugin generates two page: archive page that list all ads & ad detail page that shows application form as well. Archive page has an ads filtration form. We have tested this form for sanitization, validation and all possible hacks & found it protected.

    On the ad detail page the form can have many input fields e.g. text field, number field, text-area field, drop down, radio buttons, checkboxes, etc. We have tested each form input field one by one for sanitization & validation and found all fields protected.

    There are some online tools available to check webpages for possible XSS vulnerabilities and you can check your website that uses our plugin with such tools. We would love to get your feedback on this.

    Also keep your website updated for latest plugin versions.

    Thanks
    Farhan

    Thread Starter treecutter

    (@treecutter)

    Hello

    We can see the plugin has been updated, and Wordfence is now scanning fine without any issues.

    Thanks for the prompt and very informative reply, it is great to see a plugin so well supported,

    That is also a great tip about the online tools, thanks !

    Thank you again for the excellent support and for the very fine plugin.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by treecutter.
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