Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (April 6, 2026 to April 12, 2026)
154 vulnerabilities were disclosed last week across 118 plugins and 23 themes. Wordfence tools help users monitor and patch risks effectively.
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154 vulnerabilities were disclosed last week across 118 plugins and 23 themes. Wordfence tools help users monitor and patch risks effectively.
Critical RCE vulnerability in Kali Forms plugin actively exploited since March 20, 2026. Over 312,200 attacks blocked by Wordfence. Update to version 2.4.10 immediately.
Wordfence's latest report reveals 54 vulnerabilities across 49 WordPress plugins, with 52 patched. XSS leads vulnerabilities, highlighting security risks.
A critical vulnerability in Ninja Forms – File Upload plugin exposes 50,000 WordPress sites to remote code execution attacks. Update to version 3.3.27 immediately.
A vulnerability in MW WP Form plugin affects 200,000 WordPress sites, risking file moves like wp-config.php. Update to version 5.1.1 immediately.
WordPress 7.0's release has been delayed, plugin submissions are at record highs, and My.WordPress.net redefines browser-based WordPress usage.
The WordPress Themes Team processed over 1,200 tickets last week, with 1,173 themes made live. Block theme adoption and plugin activity highlight ongoing ecosystem growth.
WordPress Core proposes a major overhaul of the admin left navigation menu, aiming to improve usability and organization for site operators and developers.
The WordPress Plugins Team reports 4704 plugins in the queue, with almost 4000 pending for over a week, indicating growing delays.
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