Event Monster – Event Manager, Event Booking, Event Ticket & Registration vulnerabilities

Plugin slug event-monster · 8 known vulnerabilities · latest disclosed 2026-06-05 · WordPress.org page

Every listed vulnerability has a fix. Version 2.2.0 or later is not affected by any of them. If your site runs an older version, update it.

4 of 8 rated high or critical (CVSS 7 or more).

Known vulnerabilities in Event Monster – Event Manager, Event Booking, Event Ticket & Registration

SeverityAffected versionsFixed inCVEPublishedDetails
Medium 5.3<= 2.1.02.2.0CVE-2026-86082026-06-05Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 1.4.31.4.4CVE-2024-113962025-01-13Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 1.4.31.4.4CVE-2024-50592024-06-19Advisory
High 7.5<= 1.3.91.4.0CVE-2024-18952024-04-29Advisory
Medium 4.4<= 1.4.62.0.0CVE-2023-475252023-12-19Advisory
High 7.2<= 1.2.01.2.1CVE-2022-37202022-10-31Advisory
High 8.8<= 1.1.201.2.0CVE-2022-33362022-10-27Advisory
High 7.2< 1.0.61.0.6none2019-05-23Advisory

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Is the Event Monster – Event Manager, Event Booking, Event Ticket & Registration plugin safe to use?

All 8 known issues are fixed in current versions (2.2.0 or later). Keeping it updated is what matters.

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