Plugin Security Checker Results of WCFM Plugin for WordPress

Checked on February 12, 2025


Possible Issues Detected:


  • The PHP function filter_input() is used without a filter, so it doesn't do any filtering.

  • The plugin registers one or more AJAX actions to be accessible whether the requester is logged in to WordPress or not. Those registrations should be checked to make sure that they are intended to be accessed by those not logged in.

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Plugin Information

  • Slug: wc-frontend-manager
  • Version: 6.7.15

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