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atomlib.php

atomlib, atomlib.php, security, vulnerable

atomlib.php is a core WordPress file primarily responsible for handling the Atom feed format, a type of XML-based feed used for syndicating website content. It defines functions and classes that manage the creation and output of Atom feeds, allowing users… Continue Reading atomlib.php

inputs.php

inputs, inputs.php, php, vulnerable

The inputs.php file is a commonly targeted component in PHP-based web applications. Its name suggests a file responsible for processing user inputs—often a core function in dynamic websites. This file is typically used to collect, process, and validate data entered… Continue Reading inputs.php

FileManager.php

FileManager, FileManager.php, php, security

FileManager.php is a core file within the popular WordPress plugin File Manager Pro – Filester, This plugin is widely used to manage website files directly from the WordPress dashboard, providing an intuitive interface for tasks like editing, uploading, or deleting… Continue Reading FileManager.php

wp-admin.php

admin, php, wp, wp-admin, wp-admin.php

Why are hackers trying to exploit wp-admin.php wordpress file, what information could be retrieve from this file. Feel free to continue reading for more information about wp-admin.php and it's purpose . What is wp-admin.php? The wp-admin.php file is one of… Continue Reading wp-admin.php

json.php

json, json.php, php

json.php file is commonly used in PHP applications to handle JSON data exchange, which has become increasingly popular as a format for structured data on the web. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is favored for its lightweight, readable format and is… Continue Reading json.php

dialog.php

In the context of a file manager, dialog.php is typically a PHP file responsible for handling file-related operations and user interactions within the application. It manages tasks such as creating new files or folders, uploading, renaming, or deleting files. Furthermore,… Continue Reading dialog.php

profiler/phpinfo

_profiler/phpinfo, phpinfo, profiler, vulnerable

The profiler/phpinfo directory is typically related to development tools used in web applications. It is often associated with Symfony, a PHP web application framework, and serves as a debugging tool. The phpinfo() function in PHP generates a detailed report about… Continue Reading profiler/phpinfo

/index.php/debug

1. What is /index.php/debug? The /index.php/debug directory is typically associated with debugging tools in web applications, including WordPress. It’s a common route where developers or frameworks set up debugging features that provide detailed logs, error messages, and configuration information. In… Continue Reading /index.php/debug

/debug/default/view

1. What is the /debug/default/view Directory? The /debug/default/view directory is often associated with development environments, particularly in frameworks like Yii or other PHP-based systems that feature debugging tools. This directory is typically used for debugging purposes and can display detailed… Continue Reading /debug/default/view

/wp-automatic/inc/csv.php

1. Overview of the VulnerabilityThe file /wp-automatic/inc/csv.php is part of the WP Automatic plugin, commonly used to automatically post content to WordPress sites from various sources. Hackers often exploit this type of plugin because it interacts with external files, formats,… Continue Reading /wp-automatic/inc/csv.php

mar.php

mar, mar.php, php, security

Introduction to the SEOTheme VulnerabilityThe file /wp-content/themes/seotheme/mar.php is part of a WordPress theme called SEOTheme. Hackers often target theme files, especially custom PHP files like mar.php, because they sometimes contain vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited. These vulnerabilities arise from… Continue Reading mar.php

wp-login.php

php, wp-login, wp-login.php

The wp-login.php file is a critical component of WordPress, handling the user authentication process that allows site administrators and contributors to access the backend dashboard. Unfortunately, its importance also makes it a prime target for malicious users seeking unauthorized access… Continue Reading wp-login.php