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CVE-2020-22276: WeForms Wordpress Plugin 1.4.7 allows CSV injection via a form's entry.

WeForms Wordpress Plugin 1.4.7 allows CSV injection via a form's entry.

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Plain-English summary

CVE-2020-22276 reports CSV injection in weForms WordPress Plugin 1.4.7 through a form entry. The business risk is mainly to staff who export submissions and open them in spreadsheet software, where malicious cell content could trigger unsafe spreadsheet behavior.

Executive priority

Track and remediate where weForms 1.4.7 is used with CSV export workflows. Prioritize sites handling public submissions or sensitive operational data.

Technical view

The CVE description states that a form entry in weForms 1.4.7 can be used for CSV injection. No CVSS score, CWE, vendor fix, or detailed affected-version range is provided in the supplied sources, so technical scope and remediation specifics remain incomplete.

Likely exposure

Exposure is likely limited to WordPress sites running weForms 1.4.7 that collect untrusted form submissions and export those entries to CSV for spreadsheet review.

Exploitation context

The supplied bundle does not show CISA KEV listing or other evidence of active exploitation. The public description is sparse and does not confirm exploit prevalence, prerequisites, or impact beyond CSV injection.

Researcher notes

Evidence is limited to the CVE statement and references. Avoid assuming broader versions, a patch level, or active exploitation without vendor documentation or independently verified advisory detail.

Mitigation direction

  • Check official weForms or vendor guidance for fixed versions or export hardening.
  • Treat exported form CSV files as untrusted documents.
  • Restrict CSV export access to trusted administrators only.
  • Open exported CSVs in protected spreadsheet environments when possible.

Validation and detection

  • Inventory WordPress sites for weForms plugin version 1.4.7.
  • Confirm whether untrusted users can submit forms.
  • Identify workflows that export form entries to CSV.
  • Review vendor advisories before deciding upgrade or compensating controls.
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Confidence
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