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Uninvited Party Crasher: PKP-WAL Plugin’s Nefarious Intentions
A seemingly innocent import/export plugin, PKP-WAL, has been found to harbor a remote code execution vulnerability. If you’re a Journal Editor or Production Editor user, it’s time to upgrade to version 3.4.0-4 or later to avoid this unwelcome guest.
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Yikes! Who knew that a friendly cover image could harbor such nefarious intentions? It seems PKP-WAL, the unassuming import/export plugin, has been playing host to a path-traversing, PHP-code-executing party crasher. If you're a Journal Editor or Production Editor user, it's time to upgrade your party invites to version 3.4.0-4 or later, unless you fancy your files being overwritten by this unwelcome guest.Already a member? Log in here