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    WordPress-sites aangevallen via kritiek lek in OttoKit-plug-in

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    WordPress-sites aangevallen via kritiek lek in OttoKit-plug-in

    WordPress-sites worden aangevallen via een kritieke kwetsbaarheid in de plug-in OttoKit, die eerder nog bekend stond als SureTriggers. Via het beveiligingslek kan een ongeauthenticeerde aanvaller admi …
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