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    100,000+ WordPress Sites Exposed to Privilege Escalation Attacks via MCP AI Engine

    June 19, 2025

    100,000+ WordPress Sites Exposed to Privilege Escalation Attacks via MCP AI Engine

    A critical security vulnerability has emerged in the WordPress ecosystem, exposing over 100,000 websites to privilege escalation attacks through the AI Engine plugin’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) imp …
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