OttoKit’s Sneaky Flaw: Admin Account Mayhem Strikes WordPress Users!

OttoKit’s security flaw, CVE-2025-3102, lets hackers skip the line and become admin without a ticket—just don’t configure an API key. With over 100,000 installations, it’s like a party where only the unprepared get hacked. Update now, or the only thing automated will be your website’s demise!

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Hot Take:

Who knew OttoKit was playing peekaboo with hackers? It’s like they handed out VIP passes to their WordPress fort! This newly uncovered security flaw is letting unauthorized guests crash the party, and the dance floor is filling up fast. If your WordPress site is sporting OttoKit, it’s time to lock those doors before the uninvited guests make themselves at home. Time for a plugin update, folks, because nobody wants a digital house party gone rogue!

Key Points:

– **CVE-2025-3102**: This vulnerability is an authorization bypass bug with a high CVSS score of 8.1.
– **Admin Account Creation**: Hackers can exploit this flaw to create administrator accounts and take over websites.
– **Act Fast**: Exploitation began within hours of the flaw’s public disclosure.
– **Patch Available**: The issue is fixed in version 1.0.79 of the OttoKit plugin.
– **Immediate Action Required**: WordPress site owners should update the plugin and check for suspicious admin accounts.

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