DTX – Dynamic Text Extension for Contact Form 7 vulnerabilities

Plugin slug contact-form-7-dynamic-text-extension · 9 known vulnerabilities · latest disclosed 2026-10-09 · WordPress.org page

3 vulnerabilities have no fixed version yet. If you use this plugin, consider disabling or replacing it until a fix is released.

0 of 9 rated high or critical (CVSS 7 or more).

Known vulnerabilities in DTX – Dynamic Text Extension for Contact Form 7

SeverityAffected versionsFixed inCVEPublishedDetails
Medium 5.3<= 5.0.7No fix yetCVE-2026-620432026-10-09Advisory
Medium 4.4<= 5.0.55.0.6CVE-2026-51162026-08-04Advisory
Medium 6.5<= 5.0.7No fix yetCVE-2025-131462026-07-21Advisory
Medium 6.5<= 5.0.5No fix yetCVE-2025-630682025-09-26Advisory
Medium 4.3<= 5.0.15.0.2CVE-2024-562182024-12-19Advisory
Medium 4.3<= 4.54.5.1CVE-2024-100842024-11-05Advisory
Medium 4.3<= 4.1.04.2.0CVE-2023-66302024-01-10Advisory
Medium 6.4<= 2.0.33.0.0none2023-01-19Advisory
Medium 6.1< 2.0.32.0.3none2019-07-24Advisory

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