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CVE-2014-8363 is a SQL injection issue in the WordPress Spreadsheet wpSS plugin 0.62. A remote attacker could use the ss_id parameter to run arbitrary database queries. For a WordPress site, that can threaten site data, accounts, and content integrity. Exposure appears limited to WordPress installations running WordPress Spreadsheet (wpSS) plugin version 0.62. The source bundle does not identify affected later versions, forks, managed WordPress platforms, or bundled distributions. Treat this as urgent for any internet-facing WordPress site still using wpSS 0.62. SQL injection can affect confidentiality and integrity, but the sources do not prove current exploitation or name a specific vendor patch. Mitigation focus: Inventory WordPress sites for the wpSS plugin and exact version.; Disable or remove wpSS 0.62 where it is not business-critical.; Check vendor or plugin repository guidance for fixed versions or replacement advice..
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