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  1. encore et encore...

    🩹 LiteSpeed Release v6.5.0.1 ( chagelog plugins.trac.wordpress.org/cha )

    "Critical Account Takeover Vulnerability Patched in LiteSpeed Cache Plugin"
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    patchstack.com/articles/critic
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    "LiteSpeed Cache bug exposes 6 million WordPress sites to takeover attacks

    Yet, another critical severity vulnerability has been discovered in LiteSpeed Cache, a caching plugin for speeding up user browsing in over 6 million WordPress sites.

    The flaw, tracked as CVE-2024-44000 and categorized as an unauthenticated account takeover issue, was discovered by Patchstack's Rafie Muhammad on August 22, 2024. A fix was made available yesterday with the release of LiteSpeed Cache version 6.5.0.1."
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    bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

    #CyberVeille #WordPress #LiteSpeedCache #CVE_2024_44000

  2. #WordPress の人気プラグイン「#LiteSpeedCache」に重大な脆弱性があることが判明、数百万ものウェブサイトが乗っ取られる可能性も - GIGAZINE gigazine.net/news/20240823-wor

  3. #WordPress の人気プラグイン「#LiteSpeedCache」に重大な脆弱性があることが判明、数百万ものウェブサイトが乗っ取られる可能性も - GIGAZINE gigazine.net/news/20240823-wor

  4. WordPress LiteSpeed Cache Plugin Vulnerability Gives Hackers Admin Control
    Are you a WordPress user who relies on the LiteSpeed Cache plugin to keep your site running smoothly and efficiently? Well, you might want to pay attention to this latest development.
    #WordPressSecurity #LiteSpeedCache #PluginVulnerability #CyberSecurity #HackerAlert #AdminControl #WebsiteSafety #WordPressHacks #OnlineSecurity #TechNews
    cloudhosting.evostrix.eu/wordp

  5. If you use the #LiteSpeedCache plugin for #Wordpress: UPDATE!
    Wordfence found that it was possible for an unauthenticated attacker to spoof their user ID in vulnerable versions, ultimately allowing them to register as an administrative-level user and completely take over a WordPress site.
    wordfence.com/blog/2024/08/ove

  6. If you use the #LiteSpeedCache plugin for #Wordpress: UPDATE!
    Wordfence found that it was possible for an unauthenticated attacker to spoof their user ID in vulnerable versions, ultimately allowing them to register as an administrative-level user and completely take over a WordPress site.
    wordfence.com/blog/2024/08/ove

  7. #wordpress #litespeedcache Urgent announcement by Wordfence today. "We strongly advise users to update their [Wordpress] sites with the latest patched version of Litespeed Cache, version 6.4.1 at the time of this writing, as soon as possible."

  8. #EducateMePlease about #LiteSpeedCache.

    bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

    Is this something that's built into every* #WordPress installation? Could my WP site be affected?

    I've been getting quite a number of attempted* #logins by losers with no honor or higher purpose and with nothing better to do with their sad lives.

    So far I don't notice any weird signs of actual intrusion... But maybe I'm just too clueless to notice. 🧐 #NotATechie #websites #blogs

  9. #EducateMePlease about #LiteSpeedCache.

    bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

    Is this something that's built into every* #WordPress installation? Could my WP site be affected?

    I've been getting quite a number of attempted* #logins by losers with no honor or higher purpose and with nothing better to do with their sad lives.

    So far I don't notice any weird signs of actual intrusion... But maybe I'm just too clueless to notice. 🧐 #NotATechie #websites #blogs

  10. @pfefferle @tim Found the problem!

    The ActivityPub plugin returns activitystream json regardless of the case of the Accept header. (So application/json and application/JSON will both work.)

    However, Tim's RewriteCond is case sensitive, so only the correctly formatted application/json header will trigger the vary fix.

    Slapping [NC] at the end of the RewriteCond does the job.

    #activitypub #wordpress #litespeedcache