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Recent security issues

7 selected records

24 Jul 2026 – 24 Oct 2026 · Sources checked 24 Oct 2026

Selected WordPress core security fixes. Plugin and theme advisories are not included in this list; we check installed components separately. This is a selected list, not a complete vulnerability inventory or a scan of your system.

Security release

WordPress 7.1.3

Stored scripting in pending comments

A pending comment could inject script into the comments administration screen.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Core installations missing the relevant security fix. Conditions vary by issue.
What fixes it
Upgrade to a supported release containing the 7.1.3 fixes; verify any backport explicitly.
Official source ↗
Security release

WordPress 7.1.3

SQL injection in WXR exports

A second-order SQL injection affected the export process.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Core installations missing the relevant security fix. Conditions vary by issue.
What fixes it
Upgrade to a supported release containing the 7.1.3 fixes; verify any backport explicitly.
Official source ↗
Security release

WordPress 7.1.3

Private comment disclosure

Unauthenticated visitors could obtain comments on private or unpublished posts.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Core installations missing the relevant security fix. Conditions vary by issue.
What fixes it
Upgrade to a supported release containing the 7.1.3 fixes; verify any backport explicitly.
Official source ↗
Security release

WordPress 7.1.2

Template resolution can lead to code execution

An unauthenticated request could include a readable local PHP file outside theme directories.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Requires specific server and active-theme conditions.
What fixes it
Apply the 7.1.2 fix or a later supported security release.
Official source ↗
Security release

WordPress 7.1.1

Stored scripting and authorization gaps

The release fixes content-editing XSS, authenticated template path traversal and unauthorized post changes.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Affected core functionality; required permissions differ between fixes.
What fixes it
Install a supported release including the 7.1.1 security fixes.
Official source ↗
Published

CVE-2026-65640

Uploaded files can trigger code execution

An Author-level account or higher could use a malicious upload to run code.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Sites using Imagick and Ghostscript on affected WordPress versions.
What fixes it
The 7.0.4 release contains the fix; use a supported release including this and subsequent patches.
Official source ↗
Published

CVE-2026-64638

Login-screen reflected scripting

A pre-authentication XSS issue could potentially lead to PHP code execution.

Affected systems & fix
Applies to
Affected WordPress login-screen code.
What fixes it
The 7.0.3 release contains the fix; update to a supported release with subsequent patches too.
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