Iptanus File Upload: known security problems
34 known security problems reported for this WordPress plugin, with the affected versions, the fix and what to do.
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In short
There are 34 known security problems on this page. Each one has a fixed version. Updating to version 5.2.0 or newer covers every fixed problem listed here.
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A stranger could read or change the data in your site’s database (up to and including 5.1.10)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 5.1.10
- Fixed in
- 5.2.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 5.2.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2026-62071
- Report title
- Iptanus File Upload <= 5.1.10 - Unauthenticated SQL Injection
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could read or change the data in your site’s database (up to and including 5.1.7)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 5.1.7
- Fixed in
- 5.1.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 5.1.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2026-66447
- Report title
- Iptanus File Upload <= 5.1.7 - Unauthenticated SQL Injection
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could read or change the data in your site’s database (up to and including 5.1.7) (2)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 5.1.7
- Fixed in
- 5.1.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 5.1.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2026-17044
- Report title
- File Upload <= 5.1.7 - Unauthenticated SQL Injection
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could use it to harm your site
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 5.1.6
- Fixed in
- 5.1.7
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 5.1.7 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2025-15546
- Report title
- Iptanus File Upload <= 5.1.6 - Unauthenticated Race Condition to File Overwrite
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could trick a logged-in admin into changing settings without knowing (up to and including 4.25.2)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.25.2
- Fixed in
- 4.25.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.25.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-13494
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.25.2 - Cross-Site Request Forgery in wfu_file_details
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (up to and including 4.24.12)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.12
- Fixed in
- 4.24.14
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.14 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-11635
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.12 - Unuathenticated Remote Code Execution
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could run their own code on your site and take it over
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.15
- Fixed in
- 4.25.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.25.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-11613
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.15 - Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution, Arbitrary File Read, and Arbitrary File Deletion
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could read or delete private files on your server (up to and including 4.24.13)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.13
- Fixed in
- 4.24.14
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.14 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-9939
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.13 - Unauthenticated Path Traversal to Arbitrary File Read in wfu_file_downloader.php
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Anyone with an account on your site, even a basic one could read or delete private files on your server
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.15
- Fixed in
- 4.25.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.25.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-12719
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.15 - Missing Authorization to Authenticated (Subscriber+) Limited Path Traversal
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could read or delete private files on your server (up to and including 4.24.11)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.11
- Fixed in
- 4.24.12
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.12 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-9047
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.11 - Unauthenticated Path Traversal to Arbitrary File Read and Deletion in wfu_file_downloader.php
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.24.8)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.8
- Fixed in
- 4.24.9
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.9 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-7301
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.8 - Unauthenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting via SVG File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could do things on your site they should not be allowed to
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.7
- Fixed in
- 4.24.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-39639
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.7 - Missing Authorization
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
A stranger could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.24.7)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.7
- Fixed in
- 4.24.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-6494
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.7 - Unauthenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.24.7)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.7
- Fixed in
- 4.24.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-6651
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.7 - Reflected Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone with a contributor account on your site could use it to harm your site
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.7
- Fixed in
- 4.24.8
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.8 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-5852
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.7 - Authenticated (Contributor+) Directory Traversal
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone with a contributor account on your site could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.24.5)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.5
- Fixed in
- 4.24.6
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.6 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-2847
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.24.5 - Authenticated (Contributor+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting via Shortcode
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could trick a logged-in admin into changing settings without knowing (up to and including 4.24.0)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.24.0
- Fixed in
- 4.24.1
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.24.1 or newer.
- Report title
- Wordpress File Upload 4.24.0 - Cross-Site Request Forgery
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone who already has an admin account could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (before 4.23.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 4.23.3
- Fixed in
- 4.23.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.23.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2023-4811
- Report title
- Wordpress File Upload <= 4.23.2 - Authenticated(Administrator+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone who already has an admin account could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.19.1)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.19.1
- Fixed in
- 4.19.2
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.19.2 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2023-2767
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload / WordPress File Upload Pro <= 4.19.1 - Authenticated (Administrator+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone who already has an admin account could read or delete private files on your server
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.19.1
- Fixed in
- 4.19.2
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.19.2 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2023-2688
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload / WordPress File Upload Pro <= 4.19.1 - Authenticated (Administrator+) Path Traversal
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 4.16.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.16.3
- Fixed in
- 4.16.4
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.16.4 or newer.
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.16.3 - Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone with a contributor account on your site could read or delete private files on your server
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.16.2
- Fixed in
- 4.16.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.16.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-24962
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload / WordPress File Upload Pro <= 4.16.2 - Authenticated (Contributor+) Path Traversal
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone with a contributor account on your site could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (before 4.16.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 4.16.3
- Fixed in
- 4.16.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.16.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-24960
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.16.2 - Authenticated (Contributor+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting via Malicious SVG
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (before 4.16.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 4.16.3
- Fixed in
- 4.16.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.16.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-24961
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.16.2 - Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting via Shortcode
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (up to and including 4.12.2)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 4.12.2
- Fixed in
- 4.13.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.13.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2020-10564
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.12.2 - Directory Traversal to Remote Code Execution
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (before 4.3.4)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 4.3.4
- Fixed in
- 4.3.4
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.3.4 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2018-9844
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.3.3 - Stored Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (before 4.3.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 4.3.3
- Fixed in
- 4.3.3
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 4.3.3 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2018-9172
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 4.3.2 - Cross-Site Scripting via Shortcodes
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (before 3.9.0)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 3.9.0
- Fixed in
- 3.9.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 3.9.0 or newer.
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload < 3.9.0 - Arbitrary File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (before 3.4.1)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 3.4.1
- Fixed in
- 3.4.1
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 3.4.1 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2015-9341
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 3.4.0 - Arbitrary File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (before 3.0.0)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 3.0.0
- Fixed in
- 3.0.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 3.0.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2015-9340
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload < 3.0.0 - Arbitrary File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (before 2.7.1)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 2.7.1
- Fixed in
- 2.7.1
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 2.7.1 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2015-9339
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload < 2.7.1 - Arbitrary File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could run their own code on your site and take it over (up to and including 2.4.6)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 2.4.6
- Fixed in
- 2.5.0
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 2.5.0 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2015-9338
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 2.4.6 - Arbitrary File Upload
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins (up to and including 2.4.3)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 2.4.3
- Fixed in
- 2.4.4
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 2.4.4 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2014-125110
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload <= 2.4.3 - Reflected Cross-Site Scripting
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could trick a logged-in admin into changing settings without knowing (before 2.4.2)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Before 2.4.2
- Fixed in
- 2.4.2
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update Iptanus File Upload to version 2.4.2 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2014-5199
- Report title
- WordPress File Upload < 2.4.2 - Cross-Site Request Forgery
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Where this comes from
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