Pretty Links Plugin Vulnerability
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I installed a plugin called “Plugin Vulnerabilities”, which purpose it is to detect vulnerabilities in plugins installed on a WordPress website. It highlighted Pretty Links as having vulnerabilities, as follows:
WordPress site: https://itiam.com
The installed version of the Pretty Links plugin, 2.1.2, contains an authenticated short link creation vulnerability. More details on the vulnerability can be found at https://www.pluginvulnerabilities.com/2017/12/22/is-this-what-a-hacker-might-be-interested-in-the-pretty-links-plugin-for/.
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Warning sent from the Plugin Vulnerabilities plugin.
I hope you could address this, as I am a big supporter of Pretty Links and hate to go scouting for a replacement.
Best Regards
Gerhard
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