WordPress plugin · count-per-day
Is Count per Day safe?
Closed. Replace it.
wordpress.org closed it on Oct 27, 2019 (guideline violation), so it gets no more security fixes, and 6 flaws are on record. If your site runs it, move to a maintained alternative.
- Flaws on record
- 6
- High or critical
- 1
- Exploited
- none
Every recorded flaw
- Aug 21, 2019The count-per-day plugin before 3.2.3 for WordPress has XSS via search words.CVE-2012-6714 · fixed in 3.2.3 · reported by MITREMedium 6.1
- Jun 15, 2019The "Count per Day" plugin before 3.2.6 for WordPress allows XSS via the wp-admin/?page=cpd_metaboxes daytoshow parameter.CVE-2013-7472 · fixed in 3.2.6 · reported by MITREMedium 6.1
- Oct 23, 2017SQL injection vulnerability in counter-options.php in the Count Per Day plugin before 3.4.1 for WordPress allows remote authenticated administrators to execute CVE-2015-5533 · fixed in 3.4.1 · reported by MITRE7.2% oddsHigh 7.2
- Aug 15, 2012Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in userperspan.php in the Count Per Day module before 3.2 for WordPress allow remote attackers to inject arbCVE-2012-3434 · fixed in 3.2 · reported by Red Hat2.4% oddsMedium 4.3
- Jan 20, 2012Absolute path traversal vulnerability in download.php in the Count Per Day module before 3.1.1 for WordPress allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files viaCVE-2012-0896 · fixed in 3.1.1 · reported by MITRE23% oddsMedium 5
- Jan 20, 2012Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in map/map.php in the Count Per Day module before 3.1.1 for WordPress allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web sCVE-2012-0895 · fixed in 3.1.1 · reported by MITRE5.3% oddsMedium 4.3
Records come from the National Vulnerability Database, published by the researchers who found each flaw (Wordfence, Patchstack, WPScan and others); exploited status from CISA; exploit odds from FIRST’s EPSS; current version, installs and closures from wordpress.org, checked daily. Want every plugin on your site checked at once? Run the free website check.
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