Newly Added Security Tests, February 3, 2017: WordPress plugins and Elastic search

Security is a dynamic field that requires continuous updates to address new vulnerabilities, which is why regular updates are crucial. Recent updates have highlighted several issues including SQL injection vulnerabilities in WMPL, cross-site scripting (XSS) in the Jetpack WordPress plugin, user enumeration via the WordPress REST API, and publicly exposed Predis example files. Other noted vulnerabilities include exposure of the Webalizer interface, remote code execution in Elasticsearch, discovering /.bash_history files, open memcache ports, and XSS issues with WordPress plupload.swf and wpml-plugin, along with an information disclosure module for /unzip.php. These updates aim to enhance security by addressing these vulnerabilities promptly.

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