My Tickets – Accessible Event Ticketing vulnerabilities

Plugin slug my-tickets · 9 known vulnerabilities · latest disclosed 2026-03-20 · WordPress.org page

Every listed vulnerability has a fix. Version 2.1.2 or later is not affected by any of them. If your site runs an older version, update it.

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

Known vulnerabilities in My Tickets – Accessible Event Ticketing

SeverityAffected versionsFixed inCVEPublishedDetails
Medium 5.3<= 2.1.12.1.2CVE-2026-324922026-03-20Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 2.1.02.1.1CVE-2026-274062026-02-23Advisory
Medium 4.3<= 2.1.02.1.1CVE-2025-642572025-12-06Advisory
Medium 6.4<= 2.0.222.0.23CVE-2025-589882025-09-09Advisory
High 8.8<= 2.0.162.0.17CVE-2025-37612025-04-23Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 2.0.92.0.10CVE-2025-227172025-01-15Advisory
Medium 5.3<= 1.9.111.9.12CVE-2023-239882023-01-20Advisory
Medium 6.5<= 1.9.101.9.11CVE-2022-474402023-01-04Advisory
Medium 6.1< 1.8.311.8.31CVE-2021-247962021-10-18Advisory

Check if a site is affected

Enter a site address to see which version of My Tickets – Accessible Event Ticketing and other plugins it runs, and whether they match a known vulnerability.

Questions

Is the My Tickets – Accessible Event Ticketing plugin safe to use?

All 9 known issues are fixed in current versions (2.1.2 or later). Keeping it updated is what matters.

How do I check which version of My Tickets – Accessible Event Ticketing my site runs?

In WordPress go to Plugins > Installed Plugins. From the outside, the free PluginPeek scan below reads the version from the site's public files.

How do I fix a vulnerable plugin?

Make a full backup, then update it from Dashboard > Updates and check the site afterwards. If you would rather not, we can do it for a fixed $99, paid after you have checked the site.

Check any WordPress site in one click while you browse: Add PluginPeek to Chrome