The “Duplicate Page” plugin, has achieved the Plugin Security Certification (PSC) from CleanTalk. This certification is a testament to the plugin’s robust security framework, designed to ensure safe and efficient duplication of WordPress posts, pages, and custom post types with a single click.
Plugin Security Certification: “Social Media Widget” – Version 4.0.9: Use Widget with Enhanced Security
The Social Media Widget is a simple yet powerful sidebar widget for WordPress, designed to enhance your website’s social media presence. By allowing users to input their social media profile URLs and other subscription options, this plugin displays corresponding icons on your sidebar, each opening in a separate browser window. With support for a vast array of social media platforms, this widget provides a seamless way to connect with your audience.
Plugin Security Certification: “Lightbox & Modal Popup WordPress Plugin – FooBox” – Version 2.7.28: Use Lightbox & Modal Popup with Enhanced Security
FooBox is a lightbox plugin that was the first to fully embrace responsive design. It ensures that images not only scale beautifully on mobile devices but also rearranges button controls to suit both portrait and landscape orientations. With FooBox, adding a modal popup to your website images requires no setup, as it automatically integrates with WordPress galleries, captioned images, and attachment images.
Plugin Security Certification: “Yoast Duplicate Post” – Version 4.5: Use Duplicate Functionality with Enhanced Security
“Yoast Duplicate Post” plugin, has successfully obtained the Plugin Security Certification (PSC) from CleanTalk, demonstrating its commitment to providing a secure and reliable tool for duplicating posts and pages within WordPress environments.
Plugin Security Certification: “WordPress Importer” – Version 0.8.2: Use Imports Functionality with Enhanced Security
The “WordPress Importer” plugin, version 0.8.2, has achieved the Plugin Security Certification (PSC) from CleanTalk. This certification highlights the plugin’s robust security measures, ensuring a safe and reliable import process for WordPress users who need to migrate content between sites.
Plugin Security Certification: “WP Google Review Slider” – Version 14.4: Use sliders with Enhanced Security
WP Google Review Slider is an essential tool for WordPress site owners looking to display their Google reviews quickly and effectively. With this plugin, you can effortlessly showcase your hard-earned 5-star reviews in a stylish slider or responsive grid. This not only boosts customer confidence but also enhances social proof, ultimately driving more sales.
Plugin Security Certification: “Strong Testimonials” – Version 3.1.14: Use testimonials with Enhanced Security
Strong Testimonials is a versatile and user-friendly plugin designed to help WordPress users collect and display testimonials or reviews effortlessly. With over four years of development and user feedback, this plugin offers a wealth of flexible features, making it a favorite among both beginners and professionals. Its intuitive interface allows users to set up and manage testimonials quickly, ensuring a seamless experience for both website owners and visitors.
Plugin Security Certification: “Site Kit by Google” – Version 1.135.0: Use Cool Site Kits with Enhanced Security
“Site Kit by Google” plugin, version 1.131.0, has successfully passed the Plugin Security Certification (PSC) from CleanTalk. This certification assures users of the plugin’s security and reliability, enabling WordPress site owners to integrate Google’s powerful tools with enhanced safety and performance.
CVE-2024-4260 – CoBlocks – SSRF – POC
In a recent examination of the “CoBlocks” WordPress plugin, a significant Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability was uncovered, posing a serious security threat to websites utilizing this plugin. This finding underscores the crucial importance of rigorous security protocols in plugin development and maintenance.
CVE-2024-4090 – My Sticky Bar – Stored XSS to Backdoor Creation – POC
In the diverse world of WordPress plugins, security vulnerabilities are a persistent concern for website administrators. The latest discovery, CVE-2024-4090, within the popular My Sticky Bar plugin, highlights this ongoing challenge. This vulnerability enables Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, putting website integrity and user trust at significant risk.