Critical WordPress Plugin Vulnerability: Sneeit Framework Under Active Exploitation

04.12.2025 siteguarding2

A critical remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2025-6389) affecting the Sneeit Framework WordPress plugin is being actively exploited by threat actors worldwide. With a maximum CVSS score of 9.8, this unauthenticated RCE flaw allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code on vulnerable WordPress installations, leading to complete site compromise. Over 131,000 exploitation attempts have been blocked since the vulnerability’s public disclosure on November 24, 2025, targeting approximately 1,700 active installations.

Critical Elementor Plugin Vulnerability Enables Complete WordPress Takeover

03.12.2025 siteguarding2

ACTIVE EXPLOITATION ALERT: A critical vulnerability in the King Addons for Elementor WordPress plugin is being actively exploited in the wild. Over 48,400+ attack attempts have been blocked since disclosure. Immediate action required for all installations.

Critical W3 Total Cache Vulnerability Exposes Over 1 Million WordPress Sites to Remote Code Execution Attacks

24.11.2025 siteguarding2

WordPress administrators worldwide face an urgent security crisis following the public release of a proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2025-9501, a critical command injection vulnerability affecting W3 Total Cache—one of the most widely deployed WordPress caching plugins with over one million active installations. This unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability enables attackers to execute arbitrary commands on vulnerable servers, potentially compromising entire websites and their underlying hosting infrastructure.

Critical W3 Total Cache Plugin Vulnerability CVE-2025-9501: Unauthenticated Command Injection Threatens Over 1 Million WordPress Websites

21.11.2025 siteguarding2

A critical-severity security vulnerability has been discovered in W3 Total Cache (W3TC), one of WordPress’s most widely deployed performance optimization plugins with over 1 million active installations. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-9501 with a severity score of 9.0/10 (critical), affects all versions of the plugin before 2.8.13.

GootLoader Strikes Again – Now Using Font Hacks on WordPress Sites

13.11.2025 siteguarding2

The GootLoader malware family has made a sharp comeback in late 2025 after a quiet spell. In its latest campaign, it’s using clever obfuscation techniques—and WordPress sites—to deliver malicious payloads with record speed.

10 Most Common Ways Websites Get Hacked in 2025: The Threats Hiding in Plain Sight

06.11.2025 siteguarding2

Your website is under attack right now. Here’s how hackers are getting in—and how to stop them.

Critical WordPress Post SMTP Plugin Vulnerability Exposes 400,000 Websites to Account Takeover: Complete Analysis and Protection Guide

05.11.2025 siteguarding2

CVE-2025-11833 enables unauthenticated attackers to hijack administrator accounts through exposed email logs—what you need to know and do right now

WordPress Hacked? Step-by-Step Recovery Process Explained

04.11.2025 siteguarding2

You’ve just discovered your WordPress site has been hacked. Your heart is racing, panic is setting in, and you’re wondering: “Can I fix this? Will I lose everything? How much will this cost?”

Managed Website Security vs. One-Time Cleanup: Which Do You Need?

03.11.2025 siteguarding2

You’ve just discovered your website has been compromised, or perhaps you’re being proactive about security before something goes wrong. Either way, you’re faced with an important decision: should you invest in ongoing managed website security, or is a one-time cleanup sufficient?

Multi-Tiered Credit Card Skimmer Targets WooCommerce Sites: Comprehensive Security Analysis

30.10.2025 siteguarding2

A sophisticated multi-layered malware campaign has emerged targeting WordPress e-commerce sites running WooCommerce, threatening the security of over 6 million active online stores globally. First discovered in August 2025, this advanced threat demonstrates unprecedented evasion capabilities, leveraging rogue WordPress plugins with custom encryption, fake image files concealing malicious JavaScript payloads, and persistent backdoor infrastructure that enables attackers to deploy additional code remotely.

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