Since we started monitoring CVE data on WordPress plugin vulnerabilities what we have seen is that the quality of the data isn’t very good. That again is true with CVE-2019-1010034, which states that versions “3.5.2 and earlier” of Web Librarian WP Plugin contain a SQL injection vulnerability. The next version of the plugin 3.5.3 was released in April of last year, which makes it seem odd that this report would be coming out now. The changelog for 3.5.3 is “Perform length check and truncation in WEBLIB_ItemInCollection::upload_csv().”, which doesn’t sound like it relates to the vulnerability mentioned and the changes made in that version look unrelated.

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