WordPress vulnerability database

Every CVE published for WordPress core, plugins and themes since January 2024: 29,070 vulnerabilities, 1,395 of them in the last 30 days. The list is updated every day from the CVE List.

Severity is the CVSS 3.1 base score. Select a band to list only those. Last updated October 6, 2026.

Showing 1–18 of 18 vulnerabilities matching your filters

Known WordPress vulnerabilities, page 1 of 1
Severity Component Vulnerability Affected versions Published CVE Source
7.6 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite SQL Injection ≤ 4.18 Fixed in 4.18.1 CVE-2026-66619 Patchstack
8.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite PHP Object Injection Unauthenticated PHP Object Injection via Date Form Field No login needed < 4.16 Fixed in 4.16 CVE-2026-16267 WPScan
8.2 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Server-Side Request Forgery Unauthenticated Server-Side Request Forgery via SNS Bounce Handler No login needed < 4.16 Fixed in 4.16 CVE-2026-16268 WPScan
8.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite PHP Object Injection Unauthenticated PHP Object Injection via Subscriber Custom Field No login needed < 4.15 Fixed in 4.15 CVE-2026-12583 WPScan
7.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting No login needed ≤ 4.14 Fixed in 4.15 CVE-2026-57394 Patchstack
8.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Broken Access Control No login needed ≤ 4.13 Fixed in 4.14 CVE-2026-57645 Patchstack
7.3 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Broken Access Control No login needed ≤ 4.13 Fixed in 4.14 CVE-2026-54840 Patchstack
7.5 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite SQL Injection Unauthenticated SQL Injection via wpmlsubscriber_id Parameter No login needed ≤ 4.13 CVE-2026-3018 Wordfence
7.5 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Local File Inclusion No login needed ≤ 4.10 Fixed in 4.11 CVE-2025-54034 Patchstack
7.2 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Local File Inclusion Authenticated (Administrator+) Local File Inclusion ≤ 4.9.9.9 CVE-2025-4857 Wordfence
7.6 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite SQL Injection ≤ 4.9.9.7 Fixed in 4.9.9.8 CVE-2025-30921 Patchstack
7.2 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting Unauthenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting No login needed ≤ 4.9.9.7 CVE-2025-2009 Wordfence
7.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) No login needed ≤ 4.9.9.6 Fixed in 4.9.9.7 CVE-2025-24599 Patchstack
7.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) No login needed ≤ 4.9.9.1 Fixed in 4.9.9.2 CVE-2024-47346 Patchstack
8.8 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Privilege Escalation Authenticated Privilege Escalation ≤ 4.9.9.2 CVE-2024-8247 Wordfence
7.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting No login needed ≤ 4.9.8 Fixed in 4.9.9 CVE-2024-43279 Patchstack
7.1 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Cross-Site Scripting Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) No login needed ≤ 4.9.5 Fixed in 4.9.6 CVE-2024-35718 Patchstack
7.5 High Newsletters Plugin newsletters-lite Information Disclosure Sensitive Data Exposure No login needed ≤ 4.9.5 Fixed in 4.9.6 CVE-2024-32953 Patchstack

About this data

Where it comes from
Each row is a record from the CVE List, published by the organization that handled the report: most often Wordfence, Patchstack or WPScan. The CVE ID links to that publisher's advisory.
What is included
CVEs published since January 1, 2024 for WordPress core, plugins and themes, premium ones included. Vulnerabilities that never received a CVE ID are not listed, and rejected CVEs are removed.
Severity
The CVSS 3.1 base score set by the publisher, or by CISA when the publisher gave none. "No login needed" means the score assumes an attacker without an account.
Affected versions
The range the publisher marked as vulnerable. When the record also names the first fixed release, it is shown under the range. If your version is newer than every affected one, that CVE does not apply to you.
Updates
Every day, after the CVE List publishes its end-of-day changes.

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