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[CVE-2025-12197] The Events Calendar WordPress Plugin Blind SQL Injection Exposes Site Databases
Unauthenticated SQL injection in a widely installed WordPress events plugin lets attackers exfiltrate data through crafted search requests. Updating to version 6.15.10 closes the hole.
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[CVE-2025-12642] lighttpd Trailer Handling Bug Enables HTTP Header Smuggling
lighttpd 1.4.80 merges disallowed HTTP trailer fields into the request header block. Attackers can abuse the flaw for header smuggling that bypasses access controls or poisons backend requests.
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[CVE-2025-62792] Wazuh Buffer Over-Read Lets Compromised Agents Sneak a Peek at Manager Memory
A flaw in Wazuh’s expression-matching routine lets a rogue or already-compromised agent read past the end of a heap buffer on the manager. While the bug stops short of code execution, it can leak log data or configuration secrets that help attackers move laterally.
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[CVE-2025-11372] Unauthenticated REST call in LearnPress lets anyone reshape your WordPress database
All LearnPress versions up to 4.2.9.3 register an admin-only REST endpoint with a permissive permission callback. Any Internet user can drop or create indexes on arbitrary database tables, including wp_options, and grind a site to a halt.