MDJM Event Management vulnerabilities

Plugin slug mobile-dj-manager · 10 known vulnerabilities · latest disclosed 2026-11-02 · WordPress.org page

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

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

Known vulnerabilities in MDJM Event Management

SeverityAffected versionsFixed inCVEPublishedDetails
Medium 6.4<= 1.7.8.7No fix yetCVE-2026-888012026-11-02Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 1.7.8.7No fix yetCVE-2026-888002026-11-02Advisory
High 8.8<= 1.7.8.7No fix yetCVE-2026-887992026-11-02Advisory
Medium 5.3< 1.7.8.51.7.8.5CVE-2026-888022026-09-11Advisory
High 8.8<= 1.7.8.41.7.8.5CVE-2026-150172026-07-22Advisory
High 7.2<= 1.7.8.31.7.8.4CVE-2026-75372026-06-05Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 1.7.8.11.7.8.2CVE-2026-16502026-03-06Advisory
High 8.8<= 1.7.6No fix yetCVE-2025-528242025-06-23Advisory
High 8.8<= 1.7.5.21.7.5.3CVE-2025-310742025-03-28Advisory
Medium 6.1<= 1.7.5.61.7.6CVE-2025-227142025-01-15Advisory

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Is the MDJM Event Management plugin safe to use?

4 known issue(s) have no fix yet, so check the table above before using it.

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