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CVE-2016-10966: The real3d-flipbook-lite plugin 1.0 for WordPress has bookName=../ directory traversal for file upload.

The real3d-flipbook-lite plugin 1.0 for WordPress has bookName=../ directory traversal for file upload.

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Plain-English summary

CVE-2016-10966 describes a directory traversal issue in the WordPress real3d-flipbook-lite plugin version 1.0. The reported problem involves the bookName upload parameter, which could allow file upload handling outside the intended directory. Public source data does not provide CVSS, confirmed impact, or a vendor fix.

Executive priority

Prioritize identification over emergency action. If version 1.0 is present on public WordPress sites, treat it as a potentially serious exposure until vendor status and local impact are confirmed.

Technical view

The CVE record states that real3d-flipbook-lite 1.0 for WordPress has bookName=../ directory traversal during file upload. No CWE, CVSS vector, CPE, patch version, or supported affected-product metadata is included in the supplied source bundle.

Likely exposure

Exposure is most likely limited to WordPress sites that installed real3d-flipbook-lite version 1.0. The bundle does not confirm later affected versions, deployment prevalence, authentication requirements, or whether the plugin remains available or maintained.

Exploitation context

The CVE is not listed as KEV in the supplied data, so active exploitation is not established. One reference is a public exploit write-up URL, but the supplied bundle does not include enough detail to validate exploitability conditions or real-world use.

Researcher notes

Evidence is sparse: the CVE text names a vulnerable parameter and plugin version, but omits CVSS, authentication context, write impact, affected CPEs, and fix details. Avoid assuming remote code execution or broad version impact without additional vendor or lab confirmation.

Mitigation direction

  • Inventory WordPress sites for real3d-flipbook-lite installations and versions.
  • Check the WordPress plugin page and vendor guidance for fixed or maintained releases.
  • Remove or disable version 1.0 where it is not business-critical.
  • Review upload directories and web roots for unexpected files.
  • Monitor WordPress logs for unusual plugin upload activity.

Validation and detection

  • Confirm whether real3d-flipbook-lite version 1.0 is installed on any WordPress site.
  • Verify plugin status against the WordPress developer page.
  • Review recent file upload activity tied to the plugin.
  • Inspect filesystem locations reachable by the plugin for unexpected writes.
  • Document whether compensating controls cover plugin upload paths.
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Sources
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CVSS
Not scored
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No
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