Redirect Redirection Vulnerabilities
The Redirect Redirection WordPress plugin has 5 known security vulnerabilities. The most recent was disclosed on February 21, 2023. Check whether your site runs an affected version below.
View Redirect Redirection on WordPress.orgSummary
Latest vulnerability disclosed on February 21, 2023.
Recommendation
WPSentry recommends keeping it updated
Redirect Redirection's known issues are medium severity and are generally fixed in newer releases. Keep this plugin fully up to date and scan your site regularly.
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Known Redirect Redirection vulnerabilities
- medium
Redirect Redirection <= 1.1.3 - Missing Authorization in 'redirectionPageContent' function
Affected versions: <=1.1.3Disclosed February 21, 2023 - medium
Redirect Redirection <= 1.1.3 - Missing Authorization in 'addRedirect' function
Affected versions: <=1.1.3Disclosed February 21, 2023 - medium
Redirect Redirection <= 1.1.3 - Missing Authorization in 'deleteRedirect' function
Affected versions: <=1.1.3Disclosed February 21, 2023 - medium
Redirect Redirection <= 1.1.3 - Cross-Site Request Forgery via 'SaveSettings' function
Affected versions: <=1.1.3Disclosed February 21, 2023 - medium
Redirect Redirection <= 1.1.3 - Missing Authorization in 'SaveSettings' function
Affected versions: <=1.1.3Disclosed February 21, 2023
How to stay protected
Update promptly
Keep Redirect Redirection on its latest release — most vulnerabilities are fixed in newer versions.
Scan regularly
Run an external scan after every update to catch outdated or vulnerable software early.
Monitor continuously
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