Review the attack behind each advisory and the BitFire control—bot protection, WAF, or runtime RASP—that prevents it from becoming a compromise.
Showing 7–10 of 10 records · Updated July 30, 2026
BitFire blocks CVE-2025-7340 with bot protection, WAF upload controls, and operating-system-level RASP protection against unauthorized PHP file changes.
Forminator accepted files without confirming that their contents matched their apparent type, while BitFire blocks unknown exploit bots and uses PRO RASP to prevent unauthorized PHP file creation.
WPvivid exposed its staging workflow to unauthenticated requests and used the attacker-controlled table prefix in database statements, while BitFire blocks automated exploit requests, detects SQL injection, and protects sensitive database outcomes.
Ultimate Member lets an unauthenticated visitor inject SQL through its member-directory sorting parameter, while BitFire WAF inspects that input and rejects SQL keywords and evasion signatures before the plugin builds the query.
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BitFire combines bot controls, request inspection, and runtime enforcement so emerging vulnerabilities fail before a CVE-specific rule exists.
