WordPress Depicter Plugin 3.6.1: The SQL Injection Comedy of Errors!

The WordPress Depicter Plugin 3.6.1 is vulnerable to SQL Injection through the ‘s’ parameter, allowing unauthenticated attackers to exploit the admin-ajax.php endpoint. This vulnerability, CVE-2025-2011, lets hackers extract sensitive data. So, if you’re using Depicter 3.6.1, it’s time to depicter yourself a new plugin!

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Hot Take:

Why fix a vulnerability when you can just let everyone exploit it? That’s the approach taken by the Depicter WordPress plugin, which apparently decided that SQL injections are the hottest trend for 2025. It’s like letting a burglar in through the front door because “locks are so last year.” Time to update your plugins, folks, or embrace the chaos of unauthorized data extraction!

Key Points:

  • WordPress Depicter plugin version 3.6.1 and below is vulnerable to SQL Injection.
  • The SQL injection vulnerability is exploited via the ‘s’ parameter.
  • Unauthenticated attackers can extract sensitive information from the database.
  • The vulnerability can be exploited using the admin-ajax.php endpoint.
  • A Python script is available to automate the exploitation process.

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