Activity Log – Monitor User and Agent Changes vulnerabilities

Plugin slug aryo-activity-log · 10 known vulnerabilities · latest disclosed 2026-09-02 · WordPress.org page

Every listed vulnerability has a fix. Version 2.14.0 or later is not affected by any of them. If your site runs an older version, update it.

4 of 10 rated high or critical (CVSS 7 or more).

Known vulnerabilities in Activity Log – Monitor User and Agent Changes

SeverityAffected versionsFixed inCVEPublishedDetails
Medium 4.3<= 2.13.12.14.0CVE-2026-847592026-09-02Advisory
High 7.2<= 2.11.12.11.2CVE-2024-107882024-11-20Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 2.8.72.8.8CVE-2023-42812023-09-01Advisory
High 8.3<= 2.8.32.8.4CVE-2022-278582022-09-26Advisory
High 8.82.3.5 to 2.6.12.7.0none2021-05-03Advisory
Medium 6.1<= 2.4.02.4.1CVE-2018-87292018-03-08Advisory
Medium 6.1< 2.3.22.3.3CVE-2016-108902016-08-03Advisory
Medium 6.1< 2.3.32.3.3CVE-2016-108912016-08-03Advisory
Medium 6.1< 2.3.32.3.3none2016-07-29Advisory
High 7.5< 2.0.42.0.4none2014-02-27Advisory

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Questions

Is the Activity Log – Monitor User and Agent Changes plugin safe to use?

All 10 known issues are fixed in current versions (2.14.0 or later). Keeping it updated is what matters.

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