Marc-Alexandre Montpas is Sucuri’s Senior Security Analyst who joined the company in 2014. Marc’s main responsibilities include reversing security patches and scavenging vulnerabilities, old and new. His professional experience covers eight years of finding bugs in open-source software. When Marc isn’t breaking things, you might find him participating in a hacking CTF competition. Connect with him on Twitter.
During regular research audits for our Sucuri Firewall (Cloud WAF), we discovered a stored XSS vulnerability affecting the WordPress Jetpack plugin, currently installed on more…
During regular research audits of our Sucuri Firewall, we discovered a Stored XSS vulnerability affecting the bbPress plugin for WordPress which is currently installed on…
During our regular research audits for our Cloud-based WAF, we discovered a Stored XSS vulnerability affecting the Magento platform that can be easily exploited remotely.…
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During a routine audit for our WAF, we discovered a critical stored XSS vulnerability affecting Akismet, a popular WordPress plugin deployed by millions of installs.
During a routine audit for our WAF, we discovered a dangerous Object Injection vulnerability in WooCommerce which could, in certain contexts, be used by an…
*Update 2015-04-27*: A patch has been released and made available by the WordPress Core Team in version 4.2.1 – Please update immediately. Yes, you’ve read…
During a routine audit for our Website Firewall (WAF), we discovered a dangerous persistent XSS vulnerability affecting the very popular WP-Super-Cache plugin (more than a…