WPBakery Page Builder — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 14

This page aggregates vulnerability data for the WPBakery Page Builder product, categorized under software weaknesses and tagged for vendor-specific tracking. It collects reported security flaws, including remote code execution, cross-site scripting, and authorization bypass issues, covering incidents from early 2016 through the present. Here, you can track the vendor’s advisory history, understand the prevalence of specific weakness classes within this popular WordPress plugin, and review the product’s long-term vulnerability timeline to assess risk exposure. The data reflects publicly disclosed security issues and patch releases, providing a chronological view of how vulnerabilities were introduced, exploited, and mitigated over time. By examining these records, security professionals can identify patterns in code quality, evaluate the effectiveness of updates, and compare the stability of WPBakery against other page builders. This resource serves as a historical archive of security incidents, helping users and administrators make informed decisions about plugin usage and configuration. It does not include unreported or zero-day vulnerabilities, focusing solely on verified and published advisories. The scope is limited to technical weaknesses that impact confidentiality, integrity, or availability, excluding general bugs or non-security related defects. Users can filter by year or severity to pinpoint critical periods of instability or rapid patching. This aggregation aims to provide transparency into the product’s security posture without speculating on unverified claims.