The Events Calendar — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 25

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities for The Events Calendar, a widely used WordPress plugin managed by Modern Tribe, focusing specifically on weaknesses categorized under common weakness enumeration tags. It collects data regarding various vulnerability types, including cross-site scripting, insufficient access control, and server-side request forgery, covering security advisories and patches released from the plugin’s initial public release through the present day. Readers can use this resource to track a vendor's advisory history, understand the technical implications of specific weakness classes within the context of WordPress ecosystem security, and look up a product's comprehensive vulnerability timeline to assess long-term maintenance practices and risk exposure. The information presented is derived from public sources, including official changelogs, security mailing lists, and community disclosures, aiming to provide a clear and factual record of identified flaws and their remediation status. By consolidating this data, the page serves as a central reference point for developers, security analysts, and site administrators seeking to evaluate the security posture of The Events Calendar. This structured overview allows users to quickly identify past incidents, review the effectiveness of previous fixes, and make informed decisions regarding plugin updates or alternative solutions. The content is organized to facilitate easy navigation through chronological and categorical views, ensuring that users can efficiently locate relevant information without navigating through fragmented sources.