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How to clean up a hacked WordPress installation

Older installations of WordPress have recently experienced a new wave of attacks as they have been increasingly targeted by hackers. These installations are highly susceptible to a variety of attacks. What to do, then, when your installation has been...

Published 09-09-2009 6:58 PM by mark.painter

Filed under: hacked, Wordpress
Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 8/03/09 - 8/16/09

1) Oracle Config Management Multiple SQL-injection Vulnerabilities Oracle Config Management is susceptible to multiple SQL Injection vulnerabilities. SQL Injection can give an attacker full access to a backend database, and in certain circumstances can...

Published 08-17-2009 7:48 PM by mark.painter

Filed under: SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting, Wordpress
Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 7/20/09- 8/2/09

1) Hitachi Multiple Business Logic Products Unspecified Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability Multiple Hitachi Business Logic products are susceptible to a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability. If successful, Cross-Site Scripting can be exploited to manipulate...

Published 08-03-2009 8:10 PM by mark.painter

Filed under: Information Disclosure, Cross-Site Scripting, Wordpress, Apache HTTP Server
Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 7/08/09 - 7/19/09

1) Oracle Secure Enterprise Search 'search_p_groups' Parameter Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability Oracle Database is susceptible to a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability that affects the Secure Enterprise Search component. If successful, Cross...

Published 07-20-2009 8:25 PM by mark.painter

Filed under: Cross-Site Scripting, Wordpress

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Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 8/03/09 - 8/16/09

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Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 7/08/09 - 7/19/09