A new high severity WordPress vulnerability has been found in a Facebook chat plugin, which has been installed on over 80,000 WordPress websites. If exploited, attackers would be able to obtain “authorized” access to the chat plugin and be able to communicate with site visitors to carry out social engineering attacks in an effort to retrieve sensitive information.
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@Josh Smith, Security Analyst, provides expert commentary at @Information Security Buzz.
"This exploitation stresses the need to monitor vulnerabilities in relation to one’s tech stack and applications...."
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@Josh Smith, Security Analyst, provides expert commentary at @Information Security Buzz.
"This exploitation stresses the need to monitor vulnerabilities in relation to one’s tech stack and applications...."
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