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An unauthenticated checkout field stores JavaScript that executes in admin browsers; BitFire FREE's WAF blocks the malicious POST before WordPress stores it.
- Affected sites
- 2,000
- Attack class
- Stored Cross-site Scripting
Review the attack behind each advisory and the BitFire control—bot protection, WAF, or runtime RASP—that prevents it from becoming a compromise.
Showing 7–12 of 39 records · Updated September 26, 2026
An unauthenticated checkout field stores JavaScript that executes in admin browsers; BitFire FREE's WAF blocks the malicious POST before WordPress stores it.
BitFire FREE Bot Protection and WAF stop the unauthenticated AJAX request behind CVE-2026-95864 before it stores script on your site.
BitFire's WAF blocks the wpForo CVE-2026-93747 stored XSS payload at the request layer, before it is stored or ever rendered to an admin.
BitFire's FREE WAF blocks CVE-2026-93656's payload-bearing request before Profile Builder can persist it or an administrator's browser can run it.
BitFire's WAF detects and blocks the unauthenticated stored DOM-based XSS payload in HT Contact Form ≤ 2.10.1 before WordPress processes the request.
BitFire FREE blocks the double-encoded traversal before vulnerable WordPress template resolution can include an attacker-selected PHP file.
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