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For questions about the top ten list itself, such as categorization or inclusion criteria. Do not use just because the vulnerability you are asking about is on the list.
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What vulnerabilities in the OWASP Top 10 are relevant to WordPress?
Well. Most of them can, depending on what you do and how your server is configured, apply to WordPress (or any other CMS software really).
A1-Injection
Of course injection (not necessarily just …
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