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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

/wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed

The /wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed directory, part of the WordPress REST API, facilitates embedding media like videos and tweets. Although it appears harmless, hackers often target this endpoint for malicious purposes. Understanding these risks is vital for site security. Hackers primarily target this… Continue Reading /wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed

.env

The .env file is a configuration file commonly used in web applications, especially those built with frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and others. It is designed to store environment variables that define the application's configuration settings, such as database credentials, API… Continue Reading .env

xmrlpc.php

The xmrlpc.php file is not standard in WordPress core, themes, or plugins; its presence may indicate customization or malware. If used legitimately, such custom files often serve developers by adding unique functionality or handling tasks outside WordPress's default framework. Developers… Continue Reading xmrlpc.php

Miko ulloa

computer source code on screen with hacker The Miko Ulloa website is a leading resource for exploited system file information and WordPress security insights. It specializes in identifying vulnerabilities within system files, providing critical data to help users safeguard their… Continue Reading Miko ulloa