WordPress Woes: Sneeit Plugin Exploit Sparks Chaos!
The Sneeit Framework plugin for WordPress has a critical security flaw, CVE-2025-6389, being actively exploited. Attackers are using it to execute malicious code on sites, creating fake admin accounts and more. If your WordPress runs Sneeit, update to version 8.4 immediately or risk your site becoming the internet’s newest villain.
Hot Take:
**_I always knew Sneeit was a sneeze away from a security scandal, but who knew it would turn into a full-blown cyber cold? The Sneeit Framework plugin for WordPress is making headlines again, not for its charming functionality, but for being the latest playground for cyber villains. And just when you thought you were safe, along comes “Frost” – not the enchanting winter wonderland, but a pesky DDoS botnet ready to drop the digital temperature across the internet. Grab your virtual earmuffs, folks, it’s about to get chilly in here._**
Key Points:
– The Sneeit Framework for WordPress has a critical security flaw (CVE-2025-6389) with a CVSS score of 9.8.
– The vulnerability allows attackers to execute remote code, potentially creating admin users and backdoors.
– Exploitation of the flaw began on November 24, 2025, with over 131,000 attempts recorded.
– Malicious activity includes uploading PHP files with capabilities for directory scanning and file manipulation.
– A separate flaw in ICTBroadcast is being used to deliver a DDoS botnet called “Frost.”