Element Pack – Widgets, Templates & Addons for Elementor — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 29

This page documents security vulnerabilities affecting Element Pack, a popular widgets, templates, and addons plugin for the Elementor page builder. It aggregates known weaknesses, including cross-site scripting, broken access control, and arbitrary file upload flaws, covering incidents reported from 2021 to the present. Here, security professionals and website administrators can track the vendor’s security advisories to stay informed about patch releases, understand the nature of specific weakness classes like injection attacks within the WordPress ecosystem, and look up the product’s vulnerability history to assess long-term risk exposure. The collected data aims to provide a comprehensive view of the plugin’s security posture over time, highlighting trends in vulnerability discovery and remediation speed. By organizing these records, the page facilitates easier analysis of how third-party add-ons contribute to the broader attack surface of Elementor-based sites. Readers can identify patterns in how vulnerabilities are introduced, whether through input validation errors or poor authentication mechanisms, and see how the developer has responded to these issues. This resource serves as a reference for evaluating the reliability of the Element Pack plugin, helping developers make informed decisions about its continued use in production environments. The information is compiled from various sources, including CVE entries and vendor notifications, ensuring a reliable record of past security events.