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WordPress Core < 0.72 - SQL Injection

8.8

CVE-2003-1598

Oct 11, 2003

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WordPress Core <= 0.70 - Remote File Inclusion

9.8

CVE-2003-1599

Jun 9, 2003

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Title	CVE ID	CVSS	Researchers	Date
WordPress Core < 0.72 - SQL Injection	CVE-2003-1598	8.8		October 11, 2003
WordPress Core <= 0.70 - Remote File Inclusion	CVE-2003-1599	9.8		June 9, 2003

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Researcher Hall of Fame (Past 30 days)

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Rank	Name	Vulnerabilities since Oct 8, 2024 Vulns
1	SOPROBRO	107
2	João Pedro Soares de Alcântara	56
3	stealthcopter	55
4	Francesco Carlucci	52
5	István Márton	49
6	vgo0	34
7	Mika	32
8	Peter Thaleikis	30
9	LVT-tholv2k	29
10	Gab	26
11	theviper17y	19
12	Trương Hữu Phúc (truonghuuphuc)	18
13	wesley (wcraft)	16
14	Rafie Muhammad	15
15	Joshua Chan	11
16	Khalid Yusuf	10
17	Ankit Patel	10
18	Colin Xu	9
19	zer0gh0st	8
20	Hakiduck	8

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