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Welcart e-Commerce <= 1.8.2 - Cross-Site Scripting

6.1

CVE-2016-4827

Jun 24, 2016

Researcher: Gen Sato

WordPress File Upload < 3.9.0 - Arbitrary File Upload

9.8

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 23, 2016

Researchers:

Contus Video Comments <= 1.0 - Remote File Upload

9.8

CVE-2016-1000112

Jun 22, 2016

Researcher: Larry W. Cashdollar

WordPress File Monitor <= 2.3.3 - Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting

5.5

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 22, 2016

Researchers:

Community by PeepSo – Social Network, Membership, Registration, User Profiles < 1.6.1 - Privilege Escalation

8.8

CVE-2016-10968

Jun 21, 2016

Researcher: James Golovich

Advanced Access Manager <= 3.2.1 - Unrestricted AJAX Actions allowing Privilege Escalation

8.8

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 21, 2016

Researcher: James Golovich

Jetpack <= 4.0.3 - Cross-Site Scripting

6.1

CVE-2016-10705

Jun 20, 2016

Researcher: Anonymous

Lingotek Translation <= 1.1.8 - Cross-Site Scripting

6.1

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 20, 2016

Researcher: Kacper Szurek

SupportFlow <= 0.6 - Stored Cross-Site Scripting via discussion ticket title

7.2

CVE-2016-10969

Jun 20, 2016

Researcher: White Hatter

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Customizer

5.5

CVE-2016-5832

Jun 18, 2016

Researcher: Yassine Aboukir

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Denial of Service via oEmbed Protocol

5.3

CVE-2016-5836

Jun 18, 2016

Researcher: Jennifer Dodd

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Revision History Disclosure

4.3

CVE-2016-5835

Jun 18, 2016

Researchers: Dan Moen, John Blackbourn

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Attachment Name

6.4

CVE-2016-5834

Jun 18, 2016

Researchers: Divyesh Prajapati, Jouko Pynnöne

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Bypass sanitize_file_name Protection

7.3

CVE-2016-5839

Jun 18, 2016

Researcher: Peter Westwood

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Password Change via Stolen Cookie

5.3

CVE-2016-5838

Jun 18, 2016

Researcher: Michael Adams

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Attachment Name #2

6.4

CVE-2016-5833

Jun 18, 2016

Researchers: Divyesh Prajapati, Jouko Pynnöne

WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Authorization Bypass to Remove Category Attribute

5.4

CVE-2016-5837

Jun 18, 2016

Researcher: David Herrera

Ultimate Product Catalog <= 3.8.1 - Missing Authorization to Plugin Settings Update

4.3

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 17, 2016

Researcher: Joaquin Ramirez Martinez

Contus Video Comments <= 1.0 - Authorization Bypass

5.3

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 15, 2016

Researcher: Larry W. Cashdollar

Yoast SEO <= 3.2.5 - Cross-Site Scripting

4.7

CVE ID Unknown

Jun 14, 2016

Researchers:

Title	CVE ID	CVSS	Researchers	Date
Welcart e-Commerce <= 1.8.2 - Cross-Site Scripting	CVE-2016-4827	6.1	Gen Sato	June 24, 2016
WordPress File Upload < 3.9.0 - Arbitrary File Upload		9.8		June 23, 2016
Contus Video Comments <= 1.0 - Remote File Upload	CVE-2016-1000112	9.8	Larry W. Cashdollar	June 22, 2016
WordPress File Monitor <= 2.3.3 - Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting		5.5		June 22, 2016
Community by PeepSo – Social Network, Membership, Registration, User Profiles < 1.6.1 - Privilege Escalation	CVE-2016-10968	8.8	James Golovich	June 21, 2016
Advanced Access Manager <= 3.2.1 - Unrestricted AJAX Actions allowing Privilege Escalation		8.8	James Golovich	June 21, 2016
Jetpack <= 4.0.3 - Cross-Site Scripting	CVE-2016-10705	6.1	Anonymous	June 20, 2016
Lingotek Translation <= 1.1.8 - Cross-Site Scripting		6.1	Kacper Szurek	June 20, 2016
SupportFlow <= 0.6 - Stored Cross-Site Scripting via discussion ticket title	CVE-2016-10969	7.2	White Hatter	June 20, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Customizer	CVE-2016-5832	5.5	Yassine Aboukir	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Denial of Service via oEmbed Protocol	CVE-2016-5836	5.3	Jennifer Dodd	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Revision History Disclosure	CVE-2016-5835	4.3	Dan Moen, John Blackbourn	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Attachment Name	CVE-2016-5834	6.4	Divyesh Prajapati, Jouko Pynnöne	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Bypass sanitize_file_name Protection	CVE-2016-5839	7.3	Peter Westwood	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Password Change via Stolen Cookie	CVE-2016-5838	5.3	Michael Adams	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Cross-Site Scripting via Attachment Name #2	CVE-2016-5833	6.4	Divyesh Prajapati, Jouko Pynnöne	June 18, 2016
WordPress Core < 4.5.3 - Authorization Bypass to Remove Category Attribute	CVE-2016-5837	5.4	David Herrera	June 18, 2016
Ultimate Product Catalog <= 3.8.1 - Missing Authorization to Plugin Settings Update		4.3	Joaquin Ramirez Martinez	June 17, 2016
Contus Video Comments <= 1.0 - Authorization Bypass		5.3	Larry W. Cashdollar	June 15, 2016
Yoast SEO <= 3.2.5 - Cross-Site Scripting		4.7		June 14, 2016

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Rank	Name	Vulnerabilities since Sep 22, 2024 Vulns
1	Francesco Carlucci	70
2	vgo0	59
3	João Pedro Soares de Alcântara	37
4	István Márton	35
5	stealthcopter	26
6	SOPROBRO	25
7	Peter Thaleikis	22
8	Le Ngoc Anh	18
9	Robert DeVore	15
10	Rafie Muhammad	13
11	wesley (wcraft)	13
12	Trương Hữu Phúc (truonghuuphuc)	13
13	tahu.datar	12
14	LVT-tholv2k	12
15	Colin Xu	12
16	Khalid Yusuf	11
17	theviper17y	11
18	Joshua Chan	10
19	Hakiduck	9
20	Abdi Pranata	9

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