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Security risk: privesc. It could be possible to elevate a user’s privileges to a higher permission level.
Severity: critical
Fixed in: 2.6.5
Security risk: privesc. It could be possible to elevate a user’s privileges to a higher permission level.
Severity: high
Fixed in: 2.6.5
Security risk: xss. Data from an attacker could be interpreted as code by site visitors’ web browsers. The ability to run code in another site visitors’ browser can be abused to steal information, or modify site configuration.
Severity: medium
Fixed in: 2.6.0
Security risk: xss. Data from an attacker could be interpreted as code by site visitors’ web browsers. The ability to run code in another site visitors’ browser can be abused to steal information, or modify site configuration.
Severity: medium
Fixed in: 2.6.5
Security risk: sqli. The plugin contains a vulnerability wherein unauthenticated visitors could inject SQL statements into WordPress. SQL injection could allow an attacker to gain control of your site.
Severity: low
Fixed in: 2.0
Security risk: xss. Data from an attacker could be interpreted as code by site visitors’ web browsers. The ability to run code in another site visitors’ browser can be abused to steal information, or modify site configuration.
Severity: low
Fixed in: 2.5.9
Security risk: sqli. The plugin contains a vulnerability wherein unauthenticated visitors could inject SQL statements into WordPress. SQL injection could allow an attacker to gain control of your site.
Severity: low
Fixed in: 2.0
Security risk: xss. Data from an attacker could be interpreted as code by site visitors’ web browsers. The ability to run code in another site visitors’ browser can be abused to steal information, or modify site configuration.
Severity: low
Fixed in: 2.5.10
Security risk: sqli. The plugin contains a vulnerability wherein unauthenticated visitors could inject SQL statements into WordPress. SQL injection could allow an attacker to gain control of your site.
Severity: low
Fixed in: 2.5.13
Hello ,
I was in the process of checking BBpress 2.6.11 . I installed WP 6.0.9 on Centos 7 with Apache 2.2, MYSQL 5.5, PHP 5.6.40. Added BBpress from plugins menu .
However, after creating a forum or post topic , when I try to view the same , the URL that goes to http://{{URL}}/{{TO}}/{{WP}}/forums/forum/{{forum-name}}/ is blank and no content is shown.
Also enabled debugging in wp-config.php i.e define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );, however, no error is being thrown.
I checked with the latest 6.5.5 version as well on PHP 7.4, MYSQL 5.7 but this doesn’t work.
What could be causing the issue?. Could you please replicate this at your end?.
Hello everyone,
I hope you’re all doing well. I wanted to bring up an issue I’m encountering with our forum roles not displaying correctly for custom roles since making a recent change. Here are the details:
Issue:
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Our custom forum roles were displaying correctly a few hours ago (e.g., instead of “Keymaster,” we had “Staff/Admin”). However, after disabling forum topic tags, the custom forum roles are no longer showing up. Instead, the default roles like “Keymaster” are being displayed.
Steps Taken:-
Disabled forum topic tags in the settings.
Observed that the custom forum roles stopped displaying and reverted to default roles.Has anyone else experienced a similar issue or have any suggestions on how to resolve this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you in advance!
Best regards,
Topic: bbPress 2.6.11 is out!
Apologies to everyone who was quick to install 2.6.10 and had a scare.
It has been a few years; I’m out of practice and botched it.
I backported the 2.6.11 fix to the 2.6.10 tag, so in the unlikely event anyone still downloads 2.6.10 it will not be broken like it was.
Go get 2.6.11 from: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress 💚
