Vulnerabilities and security researches forflamingo flamingo
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Flamingo # 022a9997dfc335fe7d818f90b085eb691dd3ba3c
- CVE, Research URL
- Home page URL
- Application
- Date
- Jan 28, 2020
- Research Description
- Flamingo [flamingo] < 2.1.1 WordPress Flamingo plugin <= 2.1 - CSV Injection vulnerability CSV Injection vulnerability found by Vishnupriya Ilango (FortiGuard Labs) in WordPress Flamingo plugin (versions <= 2.1).
- Affected versions
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Min -, max -.
- Status
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vulnerable
Apr 16, 2025
Flamingo # PSC-2025-64564
- PSC, Research URL
- Home page URL
- Application
- Date
- Apr 16, 2025
- Research Description
- When it comes to handling communication on WordPress websites, Contact Form 7 is one of the most popular plugins for form submissions. However, it doesn’t store messages by default. This is where Flamingo steps in—a reliable message storage plugin that captures all submissions directly into the WordPress database. Whether it’s email delivery issues or server misconfigurations, Flamingo ensures no submitted message is ever lost. With version 2.5 of Flamingo successfully passing the Plugin Security Certification (PSC-2024-64564) by CleanTalk, users can now rely on not just functionality, but verified code security when storing contact form submissions. The certification guarantees that Flamingo adheres to secure coding standards and doesn’t introduce vulnerabilities into the site it’s installed on.
- Affected versions
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Min -, max -.
- Status
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SAFE & CERTIFIED