• Features
  • Pricing
  • Support
  • Blog
  • Log in
  • My account
  • Discover our tips about WordPress security

    Sections
    Passwords Secure WordPress Web Flaws WordPress Files WordPress Flaws
    Terminology

    Security Flaw

    Blog Terminology Security Flaw

    A security flaw is a involuntary weakness despite the developer and in contrary of a malicious flaw.

    This is a vulnerability, that can be exploited but not designed to be. Usually the developer takes this seriously and release a patch to fix this security flaw.

    Security flaws are not created but discovered.

    Share this on facebook Share this on twitter Share this by email

    The more you know…

    Brute Force

    WordPress Exploit

    SQL Injection

    Follow us

    Twitter

    Search on the blog

    Popular posts
    SecuPress v2.3 aka Starboost
    May 1, 2025 0 comments
    Widget Logic and the undesired JavaScript injection
    October 12, 2024 0 comments
    Anatomy of a Shortcode with its Flaws
    February 13, 2024 0 comments
    PasswordLess in SecuPress v2.2.2
    August 10, 2022 0 comments

    © 2025 Made with love by Julio Potier.
    Hosted by the awesome o2switch.fr.

    EnglishFrançais
    Changelog | Documentation | TaC | Partners | Privacy Policy | Whitehat | Contact | About | Revealit |
    Legal Terms

    This website is edited by 21(douze).

    Registered office:
    26, rue Montgolfier
    62510 Arques - France.

    SIRET
    523 133 189 00010
    Email
    contact@secupress.me

    Hosted by o2switch
    222 Boulevard Gustave Flaubert
    63000 Clermont-Ferrand
    France