Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in the Disqus Comment System plugin prior to 2.76 for WordPress allow remote malicious users to hijack the authentication of administrators for requests that conduct cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks via the (1) disqus_replace, (2) disqus_public_key, or (3) disqus_secret_key parameter to wp-admin/edit-comments.php in manage.php or that (4) reset or (5) delete plugin options via the reset parameter to wp-admin/edit-comments.php.
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disqus disqus comment system 2.74 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.73 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.66 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.65 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.54 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.53 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.52 |
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disqus disqus comment system |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.68 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.67 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.60 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.55 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.47 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.46 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.72 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.71 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.64 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.63 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.51 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.50 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.43 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.42 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.70 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.69 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.62 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.61 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.49 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.48 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.41 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.40 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.45 |
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disqus disqus comment system 2.44 |
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