WordPress Panic: Cybercriminals Exploit Service Finder Theme Flaw!

Website owners using the Service Finder WordPress theme and Bookings plugin, beware! A critical security flaw is being exploited. This allows hackers to waltz into admin accounts without a password, potentially turning your site into a malware motel. Update to version 6.1 or later now to lock the door on uninvited guests.

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Hot Take:

Well, folks, it seems like another day, another WordPress vulnerability. If you thought your WordPress site was a fortress, it might be time to think again. It’s like leaving your car keys in the ignition in a neighborhood full of car thieves. Time to buckle up, update, and maybe even consider a padlock, because these cybercriminals are getting more creative by the day!

Key Points:

  • Service Finder WordPress theme and Bookings plugin have a major security vulnerability.
  • Vulnerability allows attackers to bypass authentication and gain admin access.
  • The flaw was discovered by Foxyyy and reported through Wordfence.
  • A patch was released in version 6.1, but active exploits started shortly after.
  • Over 13,800 exploit attempts detected, affecting thousands of websites.

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