WordPress Quiz Maker’s Epic Fail: SQL Injection Vulnerability Uncovered!
WordPress Quiz Maker version 6.7.0.56 is the latest victim of an SQL injection vulnerability. Hackers can now extract your website’s data faster than you can say “CVE-2025-10042.” Protect your quiz empire, because nobody wants their pop quizzes to lead to a pop of private info!
Hot Take:
Ah, WordPress, the love-hate relationship continues! Just when you thought your quiz plugin was safe, here comes the ultimate curveball: a juicy SQL injection vulnerability. It’s like finding out your trusty Swiss Army knife has a hidden self-destruct button set to go off when you least expect it. Better lock up those quizzes and hope your admin credentials don’t become the internet’s next open book!
Key Points:
- The vulnerability is a SQL injection affecting WordPress Quiz Maker version 6.7.0.56 and earlier.
- Rahul Sreenivasan (Tr0j4n) is the brain behind uncovering this exploit, dubbed CVE-2025-10042.
- Attackers can extract WordPress admin credentials using this vulnerability.
- The exploit involves sending payloads to test and extract data from the database.
- Quiz Maker users on WordPress 6.x should update or secure their sites pronto!
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