Understanding CVE-2026-9629 and Its Implications A recent vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-9629 has been discovered in the Canvas plugin for WordPress. This flaw affects versions up to and including 2.5.2. Specifically, it allows authenticated attackers with contributor-level access or higher to exploit vulnerabilities via the 'tag' parameter. This vulnerability enables attackers to inject arbitrary web scripts […]

Critical Vulnerability Detected in FooGallery Plugin The FooGallery plugin for WordPress has been identified with a medium-severity vulnerability that poses a significant threat to server security. This flaw allows authenticated users with minimal access to execute stored cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks using the `custom_attribute_key` shortcode parameter. Overview of the Vulnerability Versions of FooGallery up to […]

Understanding CVE-2026-9629 and Its Implications A recent vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-9629 has been discovered in the Canvas plugin for WordPress. This flaw affects versions up to and including 2.5.2. Specifically, it allows authenticated attackers with contributor-level access or higher to exploit vulnerabilities via the 'tag' parameter. This vulnerability enables attackers to inject arbitrary web scripts […]

Critical Vulnerability Detected in FooGallery Plugin The FooGallery plugin for WordPress has been identified with a medium-severity vulnerability that poses a significant threat to server security. This flaw allows authenticated users with minimal access to execute stored cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks using the `custom_attribute_key` shortcode parameter. Overview of the Vulnerability Versions of FooGallery up to […]

Content Management Systems (CMS) are highly vulnerable to zero-day attacks recently. Lately, the Drupal was picked on by the hackers. Now the ModX CMS is in the target. CVE-2018-1000207: The new MODX vulnerability Two critical vulnerabilities have been found in MODX Revolution <= 2.6.4 in the past few days. Exploiting it, the hackers can remote […]

We are checking in with an unusual article. We would like to share an upcoming story about a great Journey, which will start on 28th of July. Why is it worth mentioning? Well, one member of this great Adventure is one of our Ninjas, and we’re really proud of him. They will travel around Northern […]

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is spreading quickly in many industries, and we can gladly announce the Attack Vector Miner, one of our latest developments based on AI. But before we tell you more about that, let’s get a bit more familiar with AI. If you’re an AI expert, know everything about it, and are only curious […]

Last time we finished off with the advice that if you’re hosting mainly WordPress websites, you should only enable the BitNinja Safe Minimum ruleset for the “/” location or any other domain pattern that contains “/wp-admin”. So let’s talk a bit more about domain patterns With the BitNinja WAF, we’d like to give you the […]

New LogAnalysis with 109x speed The former version of SenseLog (which serves our robust LogAnalysis module) has processed the files at the start and observed them if there were any changes in them. It has used a lot of sources for the dates in the log rows. In this version it was necessary because SenseLog […]

A new flaw on the horizon! A new flaw has been discovered in phpMyAdmin, in which an attacker has the possibility to include files on the server. This vulnerability is caused because of a portion of a code where the pages are redirected and loaded in phpMyAdmin. Here are the steps, how it can be […]

We know that our customers care a lot about their own customers, too. Just like we care about you, and about making the internet a safer place. So, with the following series of articles titled “Wordpress hosting and the BitNinja WAF - how to do it right?”, I’d like to help those who work in WordPress hosting, […]

HTTP/2 support with BitNinja WAF 2.0 The version of bitninja-ssl-termination 1.1.0, which is practically a HAProxy (1.8.9), can handle HTTP2 connections. It will be installed automatically by BitNinja (v 1.20.10) and it will reconfigure the configs for HTTP/2. It only affects the HTTPS connections. HTTP2 over TLS (h2) is supported by all of the modern […]

Riskware – a thin line between benign and malicious programs Programming is something that can be used for good and also for bad reasons. We can write software with the sole purpose of causing harm, or we can be developers whose aim is to make things better and easier. Nowadays we can hear a lot […]

Understanding CVE-2026-9061 and Its Implications for Server Security The recent discovery of CVE-2026-9061 presents serious risks for website operators using the Store Locator WordPress plugin. Versions prior to 1.6.9 contain a vulnerability that allows high-privileged users, such as administrators, to execute Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks. This situation underscores the critical importance of robust server […]

Introduction The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving. One of the latest threats comes from a critical vulnerability in the Agile Store Locator plugin for WordPress. Known as CVE-2026-9062, this security flaw can allow attackers to exploit your server if not addressed. Understanding this vulnerability can help system administrators and hosting providers strengthen their server security. […]

Understanding CVE-2026-9109: A Threat to Server Security Recently, a vulnerability named CVE-2026-9109 has come to light, significantly impacting the GPTranslate plugin for WordPress. This vulnerability allows unauthenticated attackers to execute stored cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks through REST API endpoints. Given the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, understanding and mitigating such vulnerabilities has never been more […]