UserPro - Community and User Profile WordPress Plugin — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 14

This page documents known security vulnerabilities associated with the UserPro plugin, a popular WordPress tool for creating community and user profile systems, categorized under common weakness types such as cross-site scripting or improper access control. It aggregates vulnerability data sourced from official vendor advisories, security researcher reports, and public databases, covering incidents reported from the plugin’s initial release through the most recent patches issued to date. Visitors can use this resource to track the evolution of security issues specific to this vendor, understand the prevalence and impact of particular weakness classes within WordPress ecosystems, and review a comprehensive history of vulnerabilities affecting UserPro to assess their current risk posture. By consolidating these disparate sources into a single view, the page provides context on how often this product has been targeted and the nature of the flaws discovered. This information is essential for site administrators, developers, and security professionals who need to evaluate the reliability of the software, verify that specific known issues have been remediated in their installed version, or compare the security track record against alternative solutions. The content is strictly informational and does not include diagnostic tools or real-time scanning capabilities, but rather serves as a historical record of disclosed security events. Users are encouraged to cross-reference this data with the latest official documentation and patch notes to ensure their installations remain secure against the most recent threats identified in the wild.