CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) vs XSS

What is the difference between CSRF and XSS?

Cross-Site Request Forgery Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack targeting vulnerabilities in computer security, posing significant risks to user information and accounts. It manipulates the web browser to perform unwanted actions within an application, harming the user logged into the system. A successful attack can lead to unauthorized money transfers, data theft, password changes,… Continue reading CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) vs XSS

About 30% of critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins remain unpatched

Patchstack analysts have released a report on security and critical vulnerabilities in WordPress in 2021. Unfortunately, the picture turned out to be depressing, for example, it turned out that 29% of critical errors in WordPress plugins did not receive patches at all. In addition, the number of reported vulnerabilities has increased by 150% over the… Continue reading About 30% of critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins remain unpatched