Modern Events Calendar Lite — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 15

This page documents security weaknesses associated with the Modern Events Calendar Lite plugin, categorized under WordPress vulnerability aggregations. It collects publicly disclosed security issues affecting this specific product, covering the period from its initial release through to the present day. By aggregating data from vendor advisories and third-party security repositories, the page provides a comprehensive overview of the plugin's security posture over time. Readers can use this resource to track the frequency and severity of reported issues, understand common vulnerability classes such as cross-site scripting or insecure direct object references within the context of this event management tool, and examine the historical trend of patches and fixes applied by the developers. The information is intended for security professionals, site administrators, and developers who need to assess the risk profile of integrating Modern Events Calendar Lite into their WordPress environments. It serves as a neutral reference point for evaluating past incidents and informing future maintenance or replacement decisions. The data reflects known issues as reported to public databases and does not include unpublished or zero-day exploits. Users are encouraged to review individual entries for technical details and mitigation steps. This aggregation aims to enhance transparency regarding the security history of open-source WordPress plugins.