WP Reset: known security problems
6 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 6 known security problems on this page. Each one has a fixed version. Updating to version 5.99 or newer covers every fixed problem listed here.
Based on public reports. Check the plugin’s changelog. Watchfox AI may be wrong.
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A stranger could see private information they should not see
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 2.05
- Fixed in
- 2.06
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 2.06 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2025-10645
- Report title
- WP Reset <= 2.05 - Unauthenticated Sensitive Information Exposure via wf-licensing.log
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could do things on your site they should not be allowed to (up to and including 2.01)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 2.01
- Fixed in
- 2.03
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 2.03 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2024-4661
- Report title
- WP Reset <= 2.02 - Missing Authorization to License Key Modification
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could see private information they should not see
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 2.0
- Fixed in
- 2.01
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 2.01 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2023-6799
- Report title
- WP Reset <= 2.0 - Sensitive Information Exposure due to Insufficient Randomness
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could trick a logged-in admin into changing settings without knowing
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- From 5.00 up to and including 5.98
- Fixed in
- 5.99
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 5.99 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-36908
- Report title
- WP Reset PRO 5.00-5.98 - Cross-Site Request Forgery
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could do things on your site they should not be allowed to (from 5.00 up to and including 5.98)
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- From 5.00 up to and including 5.98
- Fixed in
- 5.99
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 5.99 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-36909
- Report title
- WP Reset – Most Advanced WordPress Reset Tool (PRO) 5.00- 5.98 - Missing Authorization to Database Reset
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Someone could plant harmful code that runs for your visitors or admins
A trusted security source confirmed it. If your site has an affected version, fix it this week.
- Affected versions
- Up to and including 1.86
- Fixed in
- 1.90
- What to do
- If your site has an affected version, update WP Reset to version 1.90 or newer.
- Official ID
- CVE-2021-24424
- Report title
- WP Reset <= 1.86 - Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting via extra_data Parameter
- First reported
- Sources
- Wordfence, seen
Where this comes from
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