• I need a professional opinion from the WordPress Developer community please:

    I recently helped someone re-create their PHP membership site with WordPress.

    It’s a standard set up with Woo theme and Wishlist Member plugin but they said their Linux Systems Engineer had the following to say:

    The entire website is vulnerable to session token manipulation and CSRF (cross site request forgery) due to improper sanitization of stored session details once a client has logged in. I was able to create a complete copy of the website and members section. For someone with malicious intent, this data could be collected via an MITM (man-in-the-middle) attack and manipulated to run against the payment processor and possibily collect personal information from there as well.

    I’m confused… is this all true??

    We are using a Godaddy hosting if I needed to mention.

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