Stored XSS in Elementor

During a routine audit of WordPress plugins last december, we discovered a Stored XSS vulnerability in the very popular Elementor Page Builder plugin, which powers no less than 3 million+ websites according to the official active installs count.

Are You Affected?

This vulnerability is exploitable on sites which allow users to have accounts and are using Elementor versions lower than 2.7.6, released last December.

A successful attack results in malicious scripts being injected on the plugin’s System Info page.

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