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CVE-2022-2314 Scanner

Detects 'Code Injection' vulnerability in VR Calendar plugin for WordPress affects v. through 2.3.2.

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Short Info


Level

Critical

Single Scan

Single Scan

Can be used by

Asset Owner

Estimated Time

10 second

Time Interval

1 month

Scan only one

Domain, Ipv4

Toolbox

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The VR Calendar plugin for WordPress is a tool that allows users to easily add and manage events on their website. With this plugin, website owners can create calendars and embed them on their pages to showcase upcoming events. The VR Calendar plugin is primarily used by bloggers, event planners, and businesses that need to keep track of their schedules and promotional activities. 

However, despite its usefulness, the VR Calendar plugin is vulnerable to a critical security flaw that puts the website at risk. This flaw has been assigned the CVE-2022-2314 vulnerability code, and it allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP functions on the site, giving them full control over the website.

If left unaddressed, this vulnerability can lead to serious consequences such as website defacement, data theft, and malware infections. Attackers can use this vulnerability to gain access to the site's admin dashboard, steal sensitive information such as login credentials, and create backdoors for persistent access. Furthermore, it can be difficult to detect unauthorized access, making it more challenging to protect the website.

It is important to note that vulnerabilities can occur in any digital asset at any time. Therefore, it is crucial for website owners to stay informed and proactive in their security efforts. By using the pro features of the s4e.io platform, website owners can quickly and easily identify vulnerabilities in their digital assets and take action to mitigate them. Features such as automated vulnerability scanning, detailed vulnerability reports, and personalized recommendations make it easy for website owners to stay ahead of security threats and protect their online presence.

 

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